Antichrist is a book that traces the doctrine of the Antichrist from the Book of Genesis to the Book of Revelation, and shows definitively (I think) how the world is naturally divided into just two groups – those who consciously or otherwise follow the Antichrist (which is essentially a spirit of humanism), and those who follow the Spirit of Christ. This topic perpetually fascinates (and scares) people but is usually taught quite badly. In fact, understanding this doctrine properly helps one to understand history as a whole. Ancient patterns of conflict between Israel and other nations will continue to the end, until a Muslim (UN backed) invasion of Israel will usher in the final political Antichrist, followed by a final global push to exterminate deism. Antichrist is not just the "Man of Sin", but is fundamentally a spirit that rules the mind of Man. Christ and Antichrist exist in every person, and a person is called to choose his allegiance. I think this book, by setting Christ against Antichrist, deism versus humanism, faith in divine revelation versus faith in human logic, makes one of the clearest explanations of the Christian faith that one will be able to find. Indeed, escape from Antichrist is ultimately escape from ones sinful self.