Eschatology for Simple Folks

In 'Eschatology for simple Folks' Johan Peters starts out with research into the spiritual, the author's obvious desire to know more has caused him to delve into the sacred writings of the different world religions, Hinduism, Judaism, Buddhism, Christianity and Islam, from which he brings two major subject threads to the surface; the Holy One/ Purush Prajapati/ Messiah and the return of this Holy One. With his down-to-earth and straightforward yet insightful approach the author has taken on complicated and much-debated topics. According to the simple interpretation of the different writings, but mainly referring to the writings of the prophet Daniel and the Apocalypse, we discover an amazing insight of the near future, which unfolds in a final 7 year episode of world history as we know it, culminating in an atomic holocaust and the battle of Armageddon. 'The beyond' is a closing chapter that brings us out of the aftermath. He is obviously not a religious person, neither is he politically correct. Although some may find his unconventional style surprising, his arguments leave us thinking "What if?" In the After Thoughts: "heaven, hell and in between" the author brings out the controversial scriptures of hellfire and he gives a totally new outlook and amazingly fresh insight concerning this subject