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I picked and chose from chapters here and there. How interesting that the author states that a high portion of the energy systems for cities was located remotely on a separate CONTINENT (Australia in this case). Kind of makes you wonder about the overall radiation concerns we are experiencing today.

There is just one part that I think this book made it worth reading. An account of the a rapturous religious experience that was recorded and kept by this future civilization. It became the epitome of their society, that single event. The author explodes with a sudden passion that far exceeds anything else in the book I breezed over.

The rest is a collection of misrepresentations that are clinged to by the groups that idolize this book as a prophecy of the future. One being the over-population myth. If humans could recover the grace they had lost at the Fall, o how we would prosper to provide for ten times as many lives on this Earth.. Indeed, the farthest limits of the universe would open before we would quibble over such stupid things as that which are really caused by the selfish natures of those who are born as the seed of Jericho. Greed and envy and self-interest are the cause of our needs, which are constantly blamed on population concerns. Estrogen supplements, "the pill", that cause abortions in countless zygots has been the caused of more harm and cause of heartache and human suffering than anything in comparison in the last 100 years. It has single-handedly been responsible for the decline of morals of the last 3 generations. Where is the mention of any of this in this chronicle? There is no peace where life is not valued. Ever.