Publisher's Synopsis
From the unstoppable advance of Napoleon's army to the most recent of the assassination attempts on the Pope, Michel de Nostradamus's predictions are more widespread and well-known than those of any other prophet. Starting at the conflict between Islam and Western societies, this inquiry into his writings utilizes the method of contextual interpretation to verify and explain the accountability of Nostradamus's prophecies and how to interpret them in these tense years following the 2001 attacks on New York City and Washington, D.C. The beginning of World War III and the ascension of a new Supreme Pontiff to the throne of Rome are among the interpretations provided in this one-of-a-kind opportunity to approach Nostradamus's prophecies from a novel, clear, and updated point of view.
