Orthodoxy And The Religion Of The Future Seraphim Rose by Seraphim Rose 9781887904001, 188790400X instant download after payment.

First published 1975.O N May 10, 1976, Fr. Seraphim Rose was driving home to
the St. Herman Monastery in the mountains of northern
California. He was coming from Oregon, where he had just
picked up a shipment of his first published book, Orthodoxy
and the Religion of the Future — a book that would one day
become spiritual dynamite, especially in Russia. The book was
an examination of contemporary religious phenomena,
symptoms of the “new religious consciousness” which prepared
the way for one world religion and marked the beginning of a
“demonic pentecost” in the last times. Never before had such a
penetrating analysis of 20th-century spiritual currents been
written, for until now no one had studied them so closely
according to the timeless wisdom of the Holy Fathers.
In the early to mid-1970s, when Fr. Seraphim was writing his
book, much of the phenomena he was describing was
considered part of an aberrant “fringe.” But he saw what was
coming: he saw that the fringe would become more and more
the mainstream. He saw the frightening unity of purpose
behind a wide range of outwardly disparate phenomena, and
saw the end result looming over the horizon. As he travelled
southward with this book which was to blow the mask off the
most subtle forms of demonic deception in our times, it was
appropriate that he should stop at a nucleus of neo-paganism
in America: Mount Shasta.