Priest’s Journey to Islam - The English edition is finally here, and it arrives without apology.
Priest’s Journey to Islam, now released in English by DreamScribe Literary Studio, steps into the public space like a quiet earthquake. It does not shout. It does not posture. It simply lays the stones out in order and invites the reader to look—carefully, honestly, without fear.
This book traces the life and reasoning of a Catholic priest who refused to silence the questions that grew louder with study. Educated, disciplined, trained in doctrine, he did not leave Christianity in anger or rebellion. He left because the answers stopped adding up. The logic fractured. The theology bent under its own weight. What followed was not collapse, but clarity.
The English translation opens this journey to a global audience for the first time. And for many readers raised within Roman Catholic teaching, it will feel unsettling in the best possible way. The book does not rely on emotion or polemic. It dismantles arguments patiently, brick by brick, exposing contradictions in core doctrines such as the Trinity, original sin, priestly mediation, and the nature of salvation. It asks the questions Catholic theology often discourages asking—and then follows them all the way to their conclusion.
What makes this book dangerous to doctrine is also what makes it honest. It refuses mystery as an excuse for inconsistency. It refuses tradition as a shield against reason. Faith, the author argues, cannot demand the suspension of intellect. Truth must stand in daylight.
DreamScribe Literary Studio’s decision to publish this English edition is deliberate. This is not a niche religious memoir. It is a philosophical challenge, a historical testimony, and a deeply personal reckoning wrapped into one. After the central narrative, the book expands further, presenting accounts of modern priests and missionaries who walked the same road—men who reached similar conclusions in different centuries, cultures, and circumstances.
For readers who have long felt a quiet unease with Roman Catholic explanations, this book will feel like someone finally saying the unsayable. For others, it will be confronting, even disturbing. But it will be impossible to ignore.
Priest’s Journey to Islam is not written to convert by force. It converts by coherence. It does not attack belief; it interrogates it. And in doing so, it offers something rare in religious discourse: a path that respects both faith and reason.
The book is now available in English. It is already stirring conversations many hoped would remain buried. Whether one agrees with its conclusions or not, this is a work that demands to be read—especially by those who no longer find logical shelter in Roman Catholic teaching, but still refuse to abandon the search for truth.
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