Catholic Review of: Wrath Of God

     The Wrath of God: Days of the Antichrist is an extremely informative book on the apocalypse.  About age 16 I had been interested in finding out more about what was going to happen, so I read through the Douay-Rheims Revelations a few times.  As informative as it was I found myself lost.  So I searched for books that would give me more insight.  Wrath of God was the first one to come up.  I still remember many parts of the book distinctly even after three years of finishing it.   

     The book goes into detail, not only on matters that we are sure of, but also matters we can't really decipher ourselves.  It gives many meanings of things accepted by the Church as possibilities to what it may mean, then explains in detail how we really don't know for sure.  For what we do know it explains in detail, and makes it easy for the reader to grasp and understand.  It also gives several stories written by different authors on what the Apocalypse may be.  It gives suggestions to which ones will most likely be close, and which ones are completely fictional.  Altogether a very informative book, with lots of action to keep you reading, while staying on topic and giving real facts.   

     Anyone interested in learning more about the Apocalypse and the days of the Antichrist should definitely get a copy of this book.  If you are having trouble understanding the Book of Revelations this book would help you out tremendously.  I would not suggest buying it if you have problems reading about dark or evil subjects.  Altogether, Wrath of God: The Days of the Antichrist is a great book.