For Immediate Release – Sherman Oaks, California - Author William Ferguson today announced the publication of his second book Unification Religious Consensus, a statistical look at the probability of the existence of the world’s seven most popular religions. The book is published by Unification Consensus Co-op.

Using the 80/20 ratio theory developed by the American Society of Quality Control and the University of Michigan, Ferguson explores the belief that the average person believes that 80% of what they hear is reasonable and 20% is unreasonable. This breakdown applies to anything from what is read in newspapers and magazines to what is found in the bible and religions. Through the examination of the seven major religions, Ferguson compiles a realistic consensus that is 80% reasonable and 20% unreasonable.

The Unification Religious Consensus encourages better behavior through the understanding of the similarities and differences in popular religions. Unification teaches readers that the commonalities shared through various religions can lead to the discovering of peace and unity throughout the world.

“There are cultures in society today where they believe that killing others will gain them entrance into heaven immediately,” said author William Ferguson. “I hope by reading the Unification Religious Consensus they will realize that heaven is right here on earth.”

William Ferguson was born in Voss, Texas and currently resides in Sherman Oaks, California. As the retired president of a California quality control company, Ferguson possesses extreme knowledge of statistical and quality assurance theories and practices. Unification Religious Consensus (ISBN 0-9972216-0-1) is visible on Bowker’s BooksInPrint.com and is available for purchase by calling 818.905.2333. For additional information, visit www.BookWire.com where you can read an author biography as well as a professional book review for Unification Religious Consensus. Author speaking engagements, signings, or interviews can be arranged by calling 818.905.2333 or by faxing 818.783.1061.