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End of the Present World and the Mysteries of Future Life

Charles Arminjon Susan Conroy Peter McEnerny

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English
Sophia Institute Press
01 January 2009
"Mystery book on 'End Times' reappears!

It's one of those books that come out of nowhere - almost literally - just when the world needs it most.

Is it all correct - what it reveals about the future, both for the world and the soul? From the vantage point of earth, who can say? It is written by a human.

But a great saint - Th�r�se of Lisieux - was so taken by this book that it spurred her entry into the convent. ""Reading this book was one of the greatest graces of my life,"" she says in her autobiography. ""The impression I received from it is too sweet to express. All the great truths of religion and the mysteries of eternity plunged into my soul a happiness not of this earth.""

Completed in 1881 by an aged French priest, this remarkable book surfaced long enough to draw Th�r�se into the convent and then, for more than a century, plunged back into obscurity.

Now we offer you the very first English translation of this hope-filled, chilling work.

In it, Fr. Arminjon gets right to the point: ""The end of the world, Christ says, will come when the human race, sunk in the depths of indifference, is far from thinking about punishment and justice. It will be as in the days of Noah, when men lived without a care, built luxurious homes, and mocked Noah as he built his ark.""

""Civilization will be at its zenith, markets overflowing with money, and stocks will never have been higher. Mankind, wallowing in unprecedented material prosperity, will have ceased to hope for heaven. Crudely attached to pleasures, man will say 'My soul, you have goods to last for many years. Eat, drink and be merry.' ""

Doesn't that sound eerily like America just a year or so ago?

Fr. Arminjon insists that we ""steer clear of every perilous opinion and make no assertion that is not justified by Tradition and the doctrine of the Fathers."" Yet it's precisely his sober reliance on Scripture and Tradition that makes this book so convincing . . . and so chilling!

But Fr. Arminjon doesn't merely sketch the darkness ahead; he also shows how Jesus will fill that darkness with light; and he details the rich bounty Christ has in store for all who stay faithful.

That's what caught Th�r�se up in such fervent love of God, nourished her impatience for Heaven, and confirmed her decision to choose a life wholly consecrated to Divine Love.

The End of the Present World and the Mysteries of the Future Life: let it show you how to read the signs of the times and prepare you to bear yourself as a Christian (as it did Th�r�se) . . . no matter what the future holds!"

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Translated by:   ,
Imprint:   Sophia Institute Press
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 215mm,  Width: 142mm,  Spine: 25mm
Weight:   435g
ISBN:   9781933184388
ISBN 10:   1933184388
Pages:   310
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Reviews for End of the Present World and the Mysteries of Future Life

The present volume consists of three chapters, and the corresponding material is based on lectures delivered by the authors to various European Schools in Group Theory. The first chapter...includes a very nice discussion of some of the basic ideas in the theory of symmetric spaces and their compactifications, starting from the fundamental examples of the PoincarA(c) disc and the bidisc. The third chapter...is a very good and most welcome introduction to a circle of ideas in representation theory centered on branching laws. The exposition includes many concrete examples...The above presentation of the contents is certainly too short to do justice to all beautiful ideas containe din its three chapters. This book should appeal to whoever has a taste for the beauty of the idea of symmetry in mathematics. If there is anyone asking only for the specific usefulness of the techniques developed here, thn we shall answer that these techniques are extremely useful to the graduate students, as well as to other people working in differential geometry, Lie theory, representation theory, or analysis on homogeneous spaces. ---Revue Roumaine de MathA(c)matiques Pures et AppliquA(c)es


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