There were some others, who also fancied themselves Christians. They may as well have been aliens from outer space. These were the kooks, of course, religious fanatics of various sorts, who...were Birchers, weirdoes, and Bible bangers. Some of them were even Democrats. They knew we disdained them. But that didn't stop them from trooping right up to the front door And when they came, Mom was way too nice to slam the door in anyone's face. But she did have another method...She would smile, shake her head, and plop their literature into the nearest wastebasket. Like the cult literature at our door, Revelation seemed strangely forbidden, and even foreboding. It was like a movie about a mansion, with a sealed room. The extra room, abandoned for some curious reason, seemed pregnant with questions. What was the family hiding? Why indeed was it called the ""Revelation of the Christ,"" when it seemed so closed? And to whom was this revelation addressed? These people at our door might have been wrong, but one thing was clear, they weren't out to bore their people to death. Join Dennis R. Wilson in a close examination of the Book of Revelation, as he uncovers the truth behind what has long been shoved under the rug by religiosity in Zion's Promise: The Prophets Speak Today--the perfect source for anyone struggling to find the truth in God's Word.