Author: Paul Clifford
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: Black, Nostradamus, Heaven Worship, Jewish Prophets, and many religious and non-religious individuals and groups have predicted the end of the world. Are they merely madmen and fanatics, or can we learn something from them? As the second millennium draws to a close, it is worth considering this question. Why has the issue of the end of the world always attracted so much interest? Dr. Paul Clifford, the author of this book, explores the ideas and beliefs surrounding the end of the world with great interest; she elaborates on some of the historical figures, events, and stories related to it. At the end of the 20th century, people were very concerned about environmental disasters and cosmic phenomena. Combining these circumstances, she draws some thought-provoking conclusions.
World's End: The Broken Prophecy
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