
James Parker continues his take on the end times with part two of his 12th Imam series. The premise is that the antichrist will be a Muslim Messiah. It is a plausible scenario that has been explored by some theologians. It would fufill the requirements for a number of prophetic scenarios. One of the questions that popped into my mind while reading this novel was why would so many people fall in line without pushing back? Sadly, I’ve been asking myself that same question about so many things happening in the world right now. We are seeing adoption of global policies at an alarmingly rate, with far fewer dissenters than I would have imagined. It seems highly likely that a political future will fall along ideological lines. If opposition to an ideology were suddenly removed, say with a rapture event, then it would follow that a world already leaning to a global governance would fall in line even more quickly than we have already seen. There are some editing issues in this novel, but if eschatology is of interest to you there are several compelling concepts to seriously consider.
This story was about a world turned upside down after a nuclear attack, a blackout, and people disappearing. I was totally hooked from the beginning. The way the author paints this picture of America in ruins, with the 12th Imam rising to power and everything falling apart, it's intense! You can really feel the tension and uncertainty. I loved how the book explores different perspectives, from the chaos in America to the religious intrigue with the Pope and the 12th Imam. It's like watching a real-life geopolitical thriller unfold. If you're into post-apocalyptic stories with a mix of religion, politics, and action, you'll like this one!
The author masterfully combines geopolitical intrigue, religious prophecy, and the human struggle for survival in the wake of catastrophic events. The depiction of the 12th Imam's rise to power and his strategic division of nations keeps the reader engaged, showcasing a terrifying yet plausible scenario of global domination. The subplots involving the fractured United States, the struggle of President Stevens, and the rebuilding efforts add a layer of complexity and realism.








