The Apocalypse of God

Involuntarily committed with a suspicion of paranoid schizophrenia, Thomas Bachspiel begins therapy with psychiatrist Dr. Merten. As Bachspiel's fears of doom and persecution soon turn against his therapist, Dr. Merten believes he recognizes extraordinary potential for danger behind the fantasies of the unremarkable man. When Bachspiel mysteriously escapes from the locked ward one night, unsettling events begin to accumulate in the psychologist's daily life. For millennia, legends and prophecies have foretold a time of the darkest events for humanity; a time when each individual will face great upheavals, immense suffering, and deadly torment. This novel is an answer, not fiction. It shows its readers that more exists than what is immediately perceivable. In particular, it aims to.