Richard Fulgham

Lion: Nietzsche Contra Christ Richard Fulgham

The battles and wounds of a war that takes place in one individual. A strange,intense tale about good and evil comets; good and evil people; St. Catharine and witches; hallucinations and visions; living on the streets and long hermitages in the forests; good castles and evil towers; abandonment and forgiveness. This is a medieval journey through a graceless, modern world in search of grace, wisdom, light and chivalry. It is a search for a castle of refuge, the tale of a man crippled for seven years, surviving only by generating a lion's heart and seeking God. Mr. Fulgham has given us the intimate and intense details of a young professor at a Catholic College trying to understand what others presume is beyond understanding. As a religious philosopher and autobiographer, we can only compare him to St. John of the Cross, Teilhard de Chardin, Thomas Merton and -- ironically -- the infamous "Anti-Christ" author and philosopher Frederich Nietzsche. This is a book for searchers of God.