A reading and detailed commentary on the last book of the Bible from a unique perspective including Socratic philosophy and Jungian psychology.
Certain teachings include:
- That John the Apostle is indeed the author, and it is worth reading for its own sake, not only for fears about the end.
- It is addressed to those already Christian, about the martyrs and the completion of the throne.
- It aims at the penance of the Church.
- We are in the time between the return of Israel and the earthquake which precedes the false prophet.
- That the woman of chapter 12 refers to the incarnation, and is contrasted with Babylon, while the Beast is distinct from Babylon, and attacks her.
Certain teachings include:
- That John the Apostle is indeed the author, and it is worth reading for its own sake, not only for fears about the end.
- It is addressed to those already Christian, about the martyrs and the completion of the throne.
- It aims at the penance of the Church.
- We are in the time between the return of Israel and the earthquake which precedes the false prophet.
- That the woman of chapter 12 refers to the incarnation, and is contrasted with Babylon, while the Beast is distinct from Babylon, and attacks her.
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