Lord of the World

In Robert Hugh Benson's 1907 dystopian novel, Lord of the World, the author foresees a future where the antichrist emerges through philosophical relativism and secular influences, leading to a society built on tolerance yet increasingly intolerant of religious beliefs. This thought-provoking work parallels the prophetic insights of Huxley and Orwell in examining the intersection of faith and modernity. Museum Audiobooks presents this unabridged text to engage listeners with diverse historical perspectives, acknowledging that some viewpoints may be considered objectionable today.