Jay C. Bugg Weaves Eye-opening Theology Into New Novel
Round Rock, Texas (PRWEB) October 30, 2013 -- Jay C. Bugg uses fiction to give readers a better understanding of the second coming of Jesus Christ in his new novel, “Journey to Antipodes” (published by WestBow Press).
“I wanted to present a different view of the Second Coming of Jesus than the popular ‘rapture’ version which I believe to be a false view,” Bugg explains. “I do not believe my view (often called a Preterist view) has been presented in fiction before now.”
Set in the wilderness of Alaska, “Journey to Antipodes” tells an original tale of survival and adventure juxtaposed against the conflict of faith and reason in a post-apocalyptic world. Dr. Judah Elsen, a professor of Middle Eastern studies and converted Rabbi, must teach his flock the truth about Jesus Christ’s second coming.
An excerpt from “Journey to Antipodes”:
“Once again he took the pipe from his baggy side pocket, the bowl still warm and the silk-lined pocket worn thin as a fishnet by unrelenting cinders. Judah sat back in his chair, deep in thought about how to move his flock into the truth of Jesus’ words, as the sweet-smelling smoke swirled upward like incense before the throne of God.”
“Journey to Antipodes”
By Jay C. Bugg
Hardcover | 5.5 x 8.5 in | 380 pages | ISBN 9781490808932
Softcover | 5.5 x 8.5 in | 380 pages | ISBN 9781490808925
E-Book | ISBN 9781490808918
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble
About the Author
Jay C. Bugg received his bachelor’s degree in biblical studies from Covenant College. His studies included four years of classical and Koine Greek, the language of the New Testament. He has spent more than 40 years studying church history, systematic theology and eschatology, the study of the end times. Bugg believes Jesus Christ is the son of God and real life only comes from embracing the mystery of Christ’s death on the cross. He and his wife, Cathryn, live in the Austin, Texas, area.
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