For two millennia, humanity has endured the longest outbreak in history — a memetic pandemic so pervasive that most of its carriers still call it salvation.
They named it Christianity. We call it The Christovirus.
In this biting, pandemic-era satire, theologian-turned-humanist Ken Lentz files the definitive field report on a contagion that began as a fever of hope and metastasized into empire, ideology, and political delirium. Through mock clinical notes, case files, and autopsies of belief, Lentz traces the virus from its first host in Roman Judea to its late-stage mutations in modern American politics — documenting every superspreader, mutation, relapse, and miraculous “cure” along the way.
Equal parts history, humor, and heresy, The Christovirus diagnoses the symptoms of a civilization addicted to certainty and allergic to empathy. Its prognosis is grimly funny and unexpectedly hopeful: that after two thousand years of fever, the patient — humanity — might finally be learning to heal itself.
Read with caution.
Contagious laughter and sudden clarity have been reported among those exposed.
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