G. P. Geoghegan

Protestantism - the Dark Night of Christianity G. P. Geoghegan

Protestantism - the dark night of Christianity - is a segment of the whole story 'dark night of the Soul', that may be too complex for some readers. This is a thought provoking novel based on current dogmas surrounding Christianity - interwoven with Islam as a schism. Protestantism is viewed as the dark night of Christianity making- both Islam and Protestantism a form of the Antichrist, which is an unholy alliance with evil, being an antagonist opposing the principles and ideology of Jesus Christ by defying God. Here the protagonist wrestles with his own identity as he moves through his distorted life not only as a sinner but also as a renegade opposing Christ preferring his own principles to the logic of historical facts. Protestantism is many things to many people but the frightening truth is Protestantism is a form of the Antichrist and each Protestant church and cult are but tentacles of the Beast, the pride of Satan. This is Protestantism viewed through the eyes of a layman.