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    Brotherhood of Time

    By Marketa Chaloupkova

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    Joachim is convinced that there are perhaps no more boring and useless subjects than the History of Religion and Latin. But the book convinces him in the most remarkable way that it would be good to pay attention to these subjects as well, despite the fact that they are taught by a kind of fool, whom students call "Jesus's mate" and who in his free time stands on the corners with the sign: JESUS IS COMING SOON. Is he right?

    The Brotherhood of Time is a Christian book that takes place partly in the past and I try to capture the situation of the Church in the 17th century in an entertaining way. I also write a bit about two other questions – is Jesus going to come and about hell. The composition is about 90% of adventures and mysteries and 10% of historical facts and theology, so perhaps it will amuse even those who are not interested in such matters.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMarketa Chaloupkova
    Release dateJul 21, 2020
    ISBN9781005864583
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    Marketa Chaloupkova

    Marketa Chaloupkova is a Czech translator and author of several books for teenagers. One of the books has won 3rd prize in the most prestigious Czech literary competition. "Apocatastasis" series is my first attempt to write books for adults. English is not my mother tongue, so excuse me if there are some mistakes in my books.

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