Chapter One: Where We Are Now
The grave extent of the decline of Christianity in the developed countries of the world.
Part One: All developed countries show the same pattern.
Part Two: The decline is especially marked, and steepening, among the young.
Part Three: This has not happened by chance, but results from a war against Christianity.
Chapter Two: The War Without
The war waged against Christianity from outside.
Part One: The early stages of the cultural war and its slow but relentless expansion.
Part Two: The part played by social engineering.
Part Three: The war, conducted by stealth at first, is intensifying and increasingly open.
Chapter Three: The War Within
The war against Christianity has also been conducted by infiltrating Christian bodies.
Part One: The dissemination of false ideas and the insertion of communists into our ranks.
Part Two: Grave weaknesses and misjudgments among Christian leaders.
Part Three: Confusion and weakness widespread among the ordinary faithful.
Chapter Four: About Me
My experience and the qualifications I have to speak on this topic.
Part One: The early days of my Christian journey, and how I came to work through publishing.
Part Two: My initial efforts, with printed materials.
Part Three: Online publishing.
Chapter Five: Counter Attack
How we might counter and roll back the effects of the war against us.
Part One: We are in an asymmetrical war where the enemy has overwhelming advantages. Guerrilla armies in kinetic wars have prevailed against such odds by using simple ideas in an unexpected – and effective – new way.
Part Two: We can use the story as a potent weapon to defend the young against our spiritual enemies.
Part Three: The strategy for employing them, with different levels of Christian intensity.
Chapter Six: Attraction
Exactly how we can employ stories in our spiritual fight to defend and restore Christianity.
Part One: A sample of one illustrated story with commentary on what will make it effective.
Part Two: The opening of a second illustrated story, again with an explanatory commentary.
Part Three: How standard novels can serve the strategy.
Chapter Seven: Transition
How our stories will contain a deepening amount of Christian content, once children have been captured by the appeal of our brand, as established in the work of Chapter Six.
Part One: The opening of “Escape,” a story set in the near future, when a secular world government is persecuting Christian families.
Part Two: The adventures of a young Native American girl lead her to meet a Christian missionary who leads her from a hunger for revenge to the love of Christ.
Part Three: Colony 3000 shows how a science-fiction story can be a vehicle for Christian ideas.
Chapter Eight: Transformation
How Christian doctrine can be taught directly through stories that employ drama, mystery and adventure.
Part One: Making the Bible come alive, to impart thorough biblical knowledge.
Part Two: The lives of real-life Christian heroes can inculcate a strong admiration and affection for the faith that inspired them.
Part Three: The potential of creating dramatic fictional stories around real historical events – such as the persecution of Christians by the Emperor Nero in ancient Rome.
Chapter Nine: Making It Happen
Turning this project from a plan into a reality.
Part One: The formation of a modern Camelot; a “Round Table” of backers.
Part Two: The creation of a New Entity and the new approach it will bring to the dissemination of the Christian faith.
Part Three: The formation of a grassroots army to carry the project into Christian bodies and homes.
Chapter Ten: The Strategy in Action
Part One: How market research will determine the best formats for the stories and best means of delivery.
Part Two: As the young readers progress in age, we will accompany them with more advanced material.
Part Three: This project aims to form solidly Christian adults, to spread throught the world, and to continue far into the future.