Exploring the Toynbee Tiles: Identity and Resurrection

This chapter investigates the philosophical and existential themes surrounding the Toynbee tiles, emphasizing the persistent nature of physical elements after death and the relationship between the soul and body. It delves into the enigmatic identity of James Morasco, suggesting he served as a pseudonym for Severino Verna, and examines grassroots methods used to promote the Toynbee idea. Additionally, the chapter touches on the psychological profile of the creator, linking their fixation on resurrection to potential mental health issues while respecting the complexities of their identity.