I read this book completely. I would say that it is poorly structured jumping from one apparition to another within each chapter and sometimes within the same paragraph. This Author tries to highlight his own opinion and weird ideas at multiple places in the book - unfortunately this risks weakening the important subject matter of the apparitions themselves. He is not very scientific in his analysis. The book is a handy collection of Marian apparitions which is its best point. However he has some poor... more info
True or False, you must decide:
The Final Hour is written to engage the reader and hold them begging for more, however his research leaves a little to be desired. I live in Germany and have been to Fatima, La Sallet, Rue De Bach... He needs to double check what the visionaries actually said at these places. For instance on page 22 "'At a certain moment during the apparitions Bernadette suddenly heard loud shouts, like the clamor of a bawling crowd.' coming from the area near the river, with one especially furious voice roaring at... more info
A 20th-Century of Intense Evil Ushers in Man's Final Hour!:
A tattered curtain of destruction has fallen upon mankind, as a signal flag raised to a battered 20th-century, blanketing the last days of the millenium with uncertainty and ushering in the 11th-hour. In THE FINAL HOUR, Michael Brown casts a sobering eye on the utter devastation that an epoch's worth of evil--human, demonic, and otherwise--can wreak when crammed into a single, 100 years: From Karl Marx's "gospel of hate" to the chilling death camps of Hitler's "Final Solution," Michael Brown tears... more info
The Final Hour:
It is hard to recommend this book too highly. If you are looking for a spiritual book that says all is ok with the world and leaves you with a glow, this is not your book. If you want to find meaning in the apparitions of the Virgin Mary since Rue de Bac in Paris in 1830 through 1990, be prepared to be challenged in your world view if you have never read about her apparitions before. The underlying tone of the book is spiritual warfare and the joy of those who have followed the Virgin Mary back to God... more info
