WILL YOU SURVIVE?

About This Book

There are books that answer questions. And there are books that answer the right question. This book answers the right question. The question is not political, though its implications are geopolitical. It is not purely scientific, though the methodology is rigorously data-driven. It is not narrowly religious, though its conclusion is theological in the most personal and irreducible sense. The question is: will you survive? Joseph T. D. Narnor Jnr. has done something that the crowded field of end-times literature has not done before. He has stripped the Book of Revelation of its accretions of religious tradition and read it as what it structurally is: a predictive model. A document that specifies targets, fractions, sequences, and outcomes. A data set applied to a world of 8.2 billion people. The results of that application are in the pages that follow. They are not comfortable. They are not designed to be. They are designed to be true. What distinguishes this work from the tradition it draws on is threefold. First, it is statistically honest. Every number is sourced, every calculation is shown, and the methodology is transparent throughout. The reader can verify the inputs and challenge the outputs. Second, it is written for everyone. The secular reader, the person of faith, the analyst, the anxious Generation Z individual scrolling their phone at 2am, each of them will find themselves in these pages. Third, it is written from Africa. That matters more than it might initially appear, and Chapter 11 explains why. Read this book slowly. Let the numbers sit. Then read the final four chapters with the same careful attention you gave the data. The question on the cover deserves a serious answer. This book gives you everything you need to give one.