Richard K. Fenn is Professor of Theology at Princeton Theological Seminary, USA. His book The Return of the Primitive: a New Sociological Theory of Religion was published by Ashgate in 2001.

'This is a very timely book. It touches a nerve. The issue of apocalyptic is dealt with in an immediately apparent way that links contemporary, biblical and other historical periods together in a way that displays the naturalness of apocalyptic within the human condition. 'It reads true'. The theme of hope and despair is also influential and well made and integrated into the apocalyptic spirit. I think many would not only enjoy this book but would almost find themselves awaiting its message.' Professor Douglas Davies, Department of Theology and Religions, Durham University, UK ’...Fenn’s work will attract readers seeking to understand ties between religion and terror...Recommended.’ Choice ’In this challenging and provocative book, Richard Fenn traces this pervasive influence of apocalyptic ideas on the contemporary American mindset, and on the global stage.’ Theology

• Dreams of Glory: The Sources of Apocalyptic Terror

Richard K. Fenn is Professor of Theology at Princeton Theological Seminary, USA. His book The Return of the Primitive: a New Sociological Theory of Religion was published by Ashgate in 2001.

'This is a very timely book. It touches a nerve. The issue of apocalyptic is dealt with in an immediately apparent way that links contemporary, biblical and other historical periods together in a way that displays the naturalness of apocalyptic within the human condition. 'It reads true'. The theme of hope and despair is also influential and well made and integrated into the apocalyptic spirit. I think many would not only enjoy this book but would almost find themselves awaiting its message.' Professor Douglas Davies, Department of Theology and Religions, Durham University, UK ’...Fenn’s work will attract readers seeking to understand ties between religion and terror...Recommended.’ Choice ’In this challenging and provocative book, Richard Fenn traces this pervasive influence of apocalyptic ideas on the contemporary American mindset, and on the global stage.’ Theology

• Dreams of Glory: The Sources of Apocalyptic Terror

Richard K. Fenn is Professor of Theology at Princeton Theological Seminary, USA. His book The Return of the Primitive: a New Sociological Theory of Religion was published by Ashgate in 2001.

'This is a very timely book. It touches a nerve. The issue of apocalyptic is dealt with in an immediately apparent way that links contemporary, biblical and other historical periods together in a way that displays the naturalness of apocalyptic within the human condition. 'It reads true'. The theme of hope and despair is also influential and well made and integrated into the apocalyptic spirit. I think many would not only enjoy this book but would almost find themselves awaiting its message.' Professor Douglas Davies, Department of Theology and Religions, Durham University, UK ’...Fenn’s work will attract readers seeking to understand ties between religion and terror...Recommended.’ Choice ’In this challenging and provocative book, Richard Fenn traces this pervasive influence of apocalyptic ideas on the contemporary American mindset, and on the global stage.’ Theology

• Dreams of Glory: The Sources of Apocalyptic Terror