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I've revived my discarded review today. Because this book speaks a whole LIBRARY to those afflicted - like me - with Asperger's.

And to Christians as well.

If you're even slightly autistic, you value the way things Used to Be Done a lot more than the way they're done NOW.

That's why we don't like this postmodern world much. Similarly it doesn't like US. We are outcasts.

They have WAYS to make us agree with that.

When you're convicted nowadays, you're convicted. Never mind that your judges are a lot more morally odious than you.

They've learned The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck.

Never mind, as John Cleese (and Philip Glass) would say, that "a nudge is as good as a wink" in their world, and amicable hypocrisy is, in the end, the name of their game.

So justice, then, becomes a game?

That, and ever more painful means of ensuring the convicted are kept at bay!

Justice, then, is blind to the truth?

Yes - if like Plato, you see the world as it is, sub specie eternitatus!

For our Eternal Judge nudges us, yes -

But He NEVER Winks. (At moral truth).

So now...

He is trampling out the vintage
Where the grapes of wrath are stored....

End Times on the Christian Calendar.

And He saves the Best Vintage for the LAST:

For the Last, at the End, shall be First!