Author: Ian Fry 

Condition: Very good

Hardcover 

902 pages

Trouble in the Triangle is a bold and timely re-examination of Christian doctrine, self-understanding, and the intertwined destinies of the Abrahamic faiths—Judaism, Christianity, and Islam—set against the backdrop of current world affairs. In this sweeping historical narrative, the author critically explores the theological and political developments that led to the rise of the Christian West and its decisive role in the creation of the State of Israel—described here as the central event of the Christian Era.

With a sharp focus on current world affairs, particularly the ongoing crises in the Middle East, the book delves into the significance of prophetic ministries within all three traditions and how they intersect with the turbulent events of the last hundred years. The author argues that a collaborative reassessment of Messianic theology—one that includes voices from Jewish, Christian, and Muslim communities—is urgently needed. Central to this proposal is the call to repudiate the Doctrine of the Trinity, presented not merely as a theological reform, but as a necessary step toward interfaith reconciliation and global peace in a world shaped by current world affairs.

Structured in three volumes, Trouble in the Triangle unfolds as a free-flowing chronological account that bridges ancient texts and modern geopolitics. It is an indispensable resource for anyone seeking to understand the theological roots of today’s global tensions and the spiritual possibilities for a more unified future.

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