The Apocalypse: Day of the Dogs
- ISBN-10
- 1452530122
- ISBN-13
- 9781452530123
- Series
- The Apocalypse
- Category
- Religion
- Pages
- 404
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2015-07-29
- Publisher
- Balboa Press
- Author
- Raymond Burt
Description
The Apocalypse: Day of the Dogs gives voice to a seers vision of a phantasmagoria of events that span millennia, tracing the destinies of the personalities, the agencies, and the institutions that hold sway in todays world. By blending the cadences and phrasing of ancient apocalyptic texts with the details of contemporary events, The Apocalypse creates a disorienting and disquieting picture of the path that this world will take in the coming centuries. The scope is cosmic and the sweep is wide, so if one begins to wonder how the visions will shape any one persons life, the speaker of the visions advises, I darent say whats going to happen to you; I believe the life-form of the ancients and the rest are there, and I suggest that you love one another. If you wonder what may be the outcome of history, if the path of the worlds future either troubles or beckons to you, and if you have the fortitude to consider the unimaginable, then The Apocalypse: Day of the Dogs will speak the words you desire to hear.
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