Yawm ad-Din Protocols: Islam and the End Times

ISBN-13: 9781453704271 / Angielski / Miękka / 2010 / 280 str.

Gerard De Marcoux

Opis

Yawm ad-Din Protocols is a novel-a thriller-that explores end time prophecy. Most prophecy has dealt largely with Israel and the Christian Church, omitting a major player-Islam. Although Yawm ad-Din Protocols is exciting fiction, it is based on profound research into the prophecies of all three concerning the end of days. Is the end of the world as we know it fast approaching? Who is the mysterious stranger that delivers documents in Arabic to the Cardinal Archbishop of New York, demanding that they be transmitted at once to Pope Enyo I? What are the strange documents in Arabic that Pope Enyo I receives, threatening the destruction of the Catholic Church? Can he successfully protect the Church from her enemies? Will Pope Enyo be the last pope of the Catholic Church as we know it? Will the prophecies of Malachy come true? Can the Church survive without a pope? Just what is the role that Islam plays in the end times? Is stealth jihad taking over western civilization and destroying it? Is Europe being taken over by Muslims? Can the European countries restore their populations that are dying out while the fifty three million Muslims in Europe are having large families of eight or more children? Will America become an Islamic state? What are the Islamic prophecies concerning the end times? Who is the Mahdi, the twelfth imam? What are the signs of his coming? How will he be recognized as being the authentic Mahdi? Will he set up a universal caliphate as the prophecies state and rule the world with shari'a law? Who is the Dajjal and how does he fit into the end time scheme of things? Finally, is Islam, with its billion and a half members, a religion of peace or a political system? Yawm ad-Din Protocols explores all these various questions and provides answers. It is an exciting read with a completely new approach to end time prophecy.

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