Questioning The Millennium - Contents

Contents

  • PREFACE TO THE REVISED EDITION
Predicting: The Biggest Millennial Fallacy
  • PREFACE TO THE ORIGINAL EDITION
Our Precisely Arbitrary Millennium
  1. WHAT?
    • Redefining the Millennium: From Sacred Showdowns to Current Countdowns
  1. WHEN?
    • Dousing Diminutive Dennis's Debate (or DDDD = 2000)
  1. WHY?
    • Part One: Bloody-Minded Nature
    • Part Two: Five Weeks

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