When I read this book, sometimes I thought of the book ´Deadline´ from Randy Alcorn. But to be a Christian like Hank… that is wonderful. The thought that there are angels like Tal around you is encouraging. Rafar is the bad figure, not only because he represents the Darkness, but also how he talks and handles to his own subjects especially to Lucius. And from that moment Tal gets stronger and is able to destroy Rafar. Then Edith Duster gets the feeling she has to pray. Tal does not feel well, because the Remnant does not pray so much anymore. In the end of the story Tal and Rafar are fighting. If you sometimes think about how it could be, this book is a must. If you have not thought about these things it is a big confrontation or laughable stuff (if you think that it is all fantasy). The rebuke of demons is very typical for the Americans. You realise that there is more between heaven and earth. I think a few months, because Marshall needs time to find out what is going on.
It is difficult to say how much time there is between the beginning and the end of the story. But it is also the place where the bad meets the good. It has a campus, the Whitmore College and its own paper. The place where the story takes place is Ashton, a little city. He is not infected by the Darkness, but he also is not a real Christian. Marshall Hogan is the owner of the newspaper. The pastor before him flew away and Hank is not also what the Darkness wants, because Hank listens to what the Holy Ghost tells him. Hank Bushe is a young pastor of a small church. Rafar, the Prince of Babylon leads the demons to threaten the Christians and to help and protect the people which love money and power. He has to fight against the devil, to get them out of Ashton. Tal is the captain of the angelic warriors. The most important theme is that you must not undervalue the power of the Darkness but it also shows the power of prayer. The story could have take place today, at least as they have a carnival for the whole city. This novel shows the power of pray and the present of angels and devils.
In this unknown city takes a spiritual battle place. Year of publication: First British edition in 1989 Peretti - The Present Darkness / De Duisternis Aanwezigĭe taal ervan is Engels en het aantal woorden bedraagt 691 woorden.
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