Flag On The Glacier

In this book, David writes a letter a thousand years into the future, to atheists. In the future, the majority of atheists actually know there is a God. The battle in the mind is over, and the majority of sensible people know that God is real. But the future atheist has a different struggle. This letter anticipates that battle, and uses history that hasn't happened yet to make a strong argument.

There is something far bigger and better is at work, and this letter to the future moves beyond apocalyptisms, and conspiracies and suggests something bigger, brighter and better is happening.

The author has observed cultural and societal trends working to change humanity. The process is monumental but slow and almost imperceptible, like a glacier. This book is a flag planted on that glacier, so that readers in the future can measure change and see what is happening around them.

The world isn't doomed, and will last a long time. This book anticipates that, and will be best read a thousand years from now.