Isacc Johnson

Isacc Johnson writes provocative speculative fiction that drags sacred authority before the court of human conscience—for readers who refuse to confuse supremacy with virtue, coercion with devotion, or surrender with righteousness. In The War Against the End of Days, he asks what sacred stories rarely permit: Does creating humanity grant a god ownership of it? Can worship be an act of free will when terror makes refusal impossible? Does God have the prerogative to inflict suffering and death—or does humanity have the right to fight back, even against God? And if God took your child and demanded that you praise him for it, would you kneel in submission—or stand in defiance? Blending apocalyptic horror with philosophical rebellion, Johnson writes for those willing to challenge every throne, judge Heaven by the suffering it causes, and put even God on trial.