Black Mass: Apocalyptic Religion and the Death of Utopia - by John Gray

In "Black Mass" John Gray discusses the persistence of apocalyptic thinking in both religious and secular ideologies and how it has shaped human history and politics, also describing its roots which lie in the millenarian movements of the middle ages.

Original Language: English

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