Hawaiian Author Constantine I. Nightingdale Challenges Religious Discourse With Award-Winning Book, Dangers Of Islam

HAWAII - Veteran Hawaiian community leader and acclaimed author, Constantine I. Nightingdale, is stirring worldwide conversation with his award-winning book, Dangers of Islam: What Every Muslim and Christian Should Know of Islam. The book, featured on the national program This Week In America with Ric Bratton, is praised as a direct, investigative, and unapologetically pointed look at the theological and ideological distinctions between Christianity, Islam, and cultic belief systems.

Constantine I. Nightingdale, who is the president and chief operating officer of three nonprofits and has authored 13 award-winning books, approaches the subject with what reviewers describe as an urgency and conviction. The book's primary mission is to help readers, particularly those of the Christian faith, draw a clear distinction between the three belief systems, aimed at stirring conviction, not comfort.

Nightingdale, also known as the "Endgame Apostle to the World from Hawaii", uses a no-frills, plain-speaking style in his analysis. The content is heavily referenced, drawing not only from the Quran but also from historical events, prophetic Christian teachings, the Book of Revelation, and biblical tools for discernment. The author makes it clear that his intention is not to demonize individuals, but to highlight doctrinal discrepancies and raise awareness of extremism.

During the interview, Nightingdale emphasized one of the key differences he highlights in the book: the concept of repentance. "Islam doesn't believe you need to repent, that's number one principle of Christianity is that you have to repent". He stressed the importance of understanding these differences for the Christian community, noting that many scholars believe Islam could be the one-world religion predicted in end-times prophecy.

The book also includes:

• Detailed Comparisons: A clear synopsis contrasting the tenets of Islam, cults, and Christianity (detailed on page 48 of the book).
• End-Times Prophecy: Integrated theological perspectives on the seven-year tribulation, the Second Coming of Christ, and the millennial reign.
• Difference between Heaven and Hell: A chapter detailing the eternal nature of both, arguing that those who follow a cult or false Christ will face eternal turmoil.

Dangers of Islam is not a casual read, it's unapologetically pointed, faith-driven, and written with deep passion, the interview review stated. It is a provocative work intended to prompt serious reflection in an age of complex religious and geopolitical tensions.

You can watch the full interview here:

Dangers of Islam: What Every Muslim and Christian Should Know of Islam by Constantine I. Nightingdale is available in all online bookstores. Amazon:

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