Keeping the End in Mind: Left Behind, the Apocalypse and the Evangelical Imagination
The Left Behind novels, by Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins, illustrate how rapture fiction has become established as a highly successful subgenre of Christian literature. However, their public reception—within popular and scholarly contexts—reflects an instrumentalisation of the novel that obscures...
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2012
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Literature and theology
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