Get to the End

A Catholic's View of the End Times

Michael Hickey

Get to the End is written about the end times, i.e. the end of the world and history as we know it. But it is written from a Catholic perspective. There are many books on the market that speak to the end times, however they are all written from a Protestant perspective and for the most part they are written by Christians from conservative churches who are generally Fundamentalist Christians. There are virtually no books written about the end times from a Catholic perspective. The few that have been written with a Catholic perspective of the end times have been written for the most part by Catholic priests and they are generally weighed down heavily in doctrine and dogma. This will be one of the first on the subject written by a Catholic layman who has a broader perspective than Catholic Doctrine and Dogma and who views himself as uniquely “in the world,” but not “of the world.”

University Press of America

Pages: 156 • Trim: 6 x 9

978-0-7618-6733-3 • Paperback • March 2016 • $37.99 • (£30.00)

978-0-7618-6734-0 • eBook • March 2016 • $36.00 • (£30.00)

Subjects: Religion / Christian Theology / Eschatology, Religion / Christianity / Catholic, Religion / Spirituality, Religion / Philosophy, Philosophy / Religious

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A Catholic's View of the End Times

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Get to the End is written about the end times, i.e. the end of the world and history as we know it. But it is written from a Catholic perspective. There are many books on the market that speak to the end times, however they are all written from a Protestant perspective and for the most part they are written by Christians from conservative churches who are generally Fundamentalist Christians. There are virtually no books written about the end times from a Catholic perspective. The few that have been written with a Catholic perspective of the end times have been written for the most part by Catholic priests and they are generally weighed down heavily in doctrine and dogma. This will be one of the first on the subject written by a Catholic layman who has a broader perspective than Catholic Doctrine and Dogma and who views himself as uniquely “in the world,” but not “of the world.”

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University Press of America

Pages: 156 • Trim: 6 x 9

978-0-7618-6733-3 • Paperback • March 2016 • $37.99 • (£30.00)

978-0-7618-6734-0 • eBook • March 2016 • $36.00 • (£30.00)

Subjects: Religion / Christian Theology / Eschatology, Religion / Christianity / Catholic, Religion / Spirituality, Religion / Philosophy, Philosophy / Religious

Author

Michael Hickey is a graduate of Northeastern University, Boston, MA., and a Master Of Divinity Studies graduate of Weston Jesuit, Cambridge, MA., The Boston College School of Theology and Ministry.
Following a career as a corporate executive for a Fortune 500 company, he became a Director of two 501 C-3 charitable non-profits; he was Executive Director of Food For The Poor Inc., Deerfield Beach, Fl., and Development Director for My Brother’s Table Soup Kitchen, Lynn, MA. When he began to approach retirement, he began his own marketing business, retiring as a successful entrepreneur in his late fifties to teach and write.
He has had 3 works published; Get Wisdom, Get Goodness, and Get Real. The former was self-published and the latter two books were published by University Press of America.
He is married to Theresa, a published poet, and in their fifty years of marriage they have raised four happy and "well adjusted" children into adulthood.

Table of Contents

Chapter One: What is Omega?
Chapter Two: The Eschaton
Chapter Three: Eternity and the End of Time
Chapter Four: End Times Role of the Antichrist
Chapter Five: End Times Role of the Communion of Saints
Chapter Six: End Times Role of St. Michael
Chapter Seven: End Times Role of the Mother of God
Chapter Eight: End Times Role of the Holy Spirit
Chapter Nine: Providence, The Design of the End
Chapter Ten: The Coming of the Kingdom of God
Chapter Eleven: The Second Coming, The End Times Role of Jesus Christ
Chapter Twelve: Justice and Mercy at the Judgment Seat of Christ
Chapter Thirteen: The Resurrection of the Body
Chapter Fourteen: Reading the Signs of the Times
Chapter Fifteen: The Omega Point
Chapter Sixteen: Self-Transcendence and the Omega Point
Chapter Seventeen: The Rapture; a Catholic Perspective
Chapter Eighteen: Anonymous Christians and Salvation
Chapter Nineteen: “Being Saved,” Now and at the End Times (A Catholic’s Understanding)
Biography
Bibliography

Get to the End

A Catholic's View of the End Times

Michael Hickey

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A Catholic's View of the End Times

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