Vjera za treći milenij

Faith for the Third Millennium is a novel by Australian writer Colleen McCullough set in the near future, at a time of profound social, political and ecological crisis. The story takes place in the United States during a period marked by climate change, economic hardship and a general loss of hope. The story centers on a charismatic healer Joshua Christian, a man of extraordinary abilities who attracts millions of followers with his work. His appearance raises questions about the nature of miracles, faith, the role of religion in modern society and the relationship between science and spirituality.

The novel also follows Dr. Judith Carriol, a government official who seeks to understand Joshua's impact on society while simultaneously grappling with her own moral dilemmas. Through their fates, McCullough explores how political elites, the media and the public react to the emergence of a person who can change the course of history. The work combines elements of science fiction, social novel, and religious allegory, and encourages the reader to reflect on faith, responsibility, power, and man's need for hope in uncertain times. Despite the futuristic setting, the central themes remain universal and current, making the novel a stimulating read for discussion about the future of humanity and the values ​​that shape it.