2084 The Mark of the Beast - Paperback

by Henry William Kalweit (Author)

A modernized-story about the End Times, Tribulation, and Apocalypse as told in the Bible's Book of Revelation and seen through the eyes of the Levy family. The brothers live in Paris in the Dhimmi ghetto after Islamists control Europe. Under the strictures of Sharia Law, they quietly suffer injustice and despair, all the while dealing with their own sibling rivalry, jealousy and betrayal. Joshua, the oldest brother, is unable to live up to his Biblical namesake and looks for a new life among the Mirages, a community living underground, planning revolution, and there, unexpectedly, finds redemption and Moses Mohammad Jesus.

Author Biography

Seven years with the Jesuits and a grounding in cultural anthropology, scriptural exegesis, and the quantitative sciences give the author a unique perspective from which to project the social and cultural changes taking place in Europe. Building on his novel, Peter and Fevronia of Chechnya, which explores the extremes of Islam, he enters the conversation about what Islam may become should it get a social majority in Europe, and, indirectly, anywhere else.