The Logic of the Apocalypse

Is there logic in the Book of the Apocalypse? The Apocalypse is perhaps the most controversial book of the entire Bible, and its meaning is debated by clerics and academics. As conflicts and crises deepen around the world, Christians ponder its relevance for the twenty-first century. Is there any way to understand it rationally? The Logic of the Apocalypse presents a novel approach that will satisfy your curiosity and will lead you to new conclusions about its message.

Stephen Beebe is a plant geneticist with a PhD degree from the University of Wisconsin living and working in Latin America for his entire professional career. His interest in religion derives from his participation in the Bahá'í Faith over a thirty-year period. He enjoys a cross-cultural family with his Colombian-born wife and their one son. He is also author of Between the Menorah and the Cross: Jesus, the Jews, and the Battle for the Early Church, a study that examines how the early church experience in the first century influenced church theology. This title is also available through Xlibris.