THE WAY BACK - The Story of Redemption

Ultimately, it's not chaos, but love.

You live in a time when many things seem possible—and yet the future often seems uncertain. News, crises, wars, social tensions and personal worries raise questions that cannot simply be brushed aside.
Where is our world headed? Will things improve — or become more challenging? What place do I have in it?

Politics, science and technology offer solutions and provide cause for optimism. At the same time, however, many voices paint a bleak picture of overload, loss of control and growing alienation. Perhaps you, too, experience an inner conflict between optimism about progress and a sense of quiet concern.

This book invites you to take a step back and consider the bigger picture. It provides analysis and interpretation, as well as a comprehensive explanation of topics that affect every human being, regardless of worldview or religious background: meaning, freedom, guilt, hope, and the future.

The Way Back tells the story of an ancient conflict: the struggle for humanity itself — for its will, its dignity, and its destiny. Beginning with the origins of humanity, it describes how violence, suffering and injustice came into the world while simultaneously showing that these forces do not have the final say.

At its heart are the questions of whether love is stronger than power, whether sacrifice can achieve more than violence, and whether there is hope that extends beyond what we can see. Rather than describing the death of Jesus Christ on the cross as a religious ritual, the book portrays it as a turning point in history — a radical expression of selfless love in a world marked by selfishness.

This book presents itself as a grand history of humanity — a story of failure and new beginnings, of darkness and light. Following the chronological course of history, it attempts to present connections in an understandable and comprehensible way.

You may not agree with every statement immediately. However, if you engage with this perspective, the book may challenge, comfort or reorient you. Rather than giving up, it invites you to examine whether there is a deeper meaning and a hopeful future.

Time is precious. Your questions are valid.
This book argues that the final chapter of human history has yet to be written and that it will not end in despair, but in restoration.

This book is particularly recommended for young readers.

Author:      Ellen G. White
Pages:       336
Format:     12,5 x 19,5 cm, paperback
                 with 55 black-and-white images and illustrations.
Edition:      2026 
ISBN:         978-3-933785-37-4
Language:  English
Publisher:   NEWSTARTCENTER 

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