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War, Progress, and the End of History: Three Conversations, Including a Short Story of the Anti-Christ ...

3 reviews
Vladimir Solovyov

Lindisfarne Books, 1990

Fascinating "platonic" dialogue treating human progress...
Solovyov's "Three Conversations" is a fascinating inquiry in the form of a platonic dialogue examining the nature of war and human progress. The initial subject for examination is more or less as follows: given the nature of man, is war an inevitable (a necessary, or even good) factor of history, or will humanity progress beyond the need of war? Like a typical platonic dialogue, Solovyov too ...

The Stone Kingdom - America

2 reviews
E. Raymond Capt

Artisan Publishers, 2004

illuminating...
Mr. Capt again makes the complex simple. Understanding the "keys" of the bible...unlock many of the mysteries of prophecy. Many wonder why "America" the greatest super power of all time is not mentioned in the scriptures. It has been said, this vast Christian nation has no particular role in the "end times." Mr. Capt shows how America (stone kingdom) plays the final culminating role of this age. ...

Arrival of the Prince

3 reviews

AuthorHouse, 2008

Brilliant, Dazzling and Enjoyable ...
This brilliant and dazzling novel includes a labyrinthine mystery which will keep most readers glued to every page trying to understand and solve the puzzle. The author has a great understanding of genetics and the Book of Revelations which he creatively weaves into the plot along with archealogical findings. His imagination runs into overtime but the science he uses creates very believable ...

Man of Peace: A Novel of the Anti-Christ

2 reviews
Michael Youssef

Thomas Nelson Inc, 1992

The Original Left Behind
If you have ever read the Left Behind series this is a book that you must read. gives the story in another perspective that will blow your mind.

The romance of Leonardo da Vinci (His Christ and Anti-Christ ; v. 2)

3 reviews
Dmitry Sergeyevich Merezhkovsky

Hart Pub. Co, 1976

Appreciation of an unknown book
This book is mostly unknown, although it is, in my opinion, one of the greatest novels ever written. The accuracy and depth of the historical reconstruction give a keen insight into the times of italian Renaissance, providing an extraordinary and original portrait of the great genius and his lonely wanderings through late 15th century Italy. The insight the author manages to give on the ...

Anti-Christ: A Satirical End of Days

2 reviews

Booklocker, 2007

God, are you there? If so, are you laughing as hard as me?
The author is clearly angry at society. He rips on the Church, politics, self-help groups, corporations, and even God! Judging by how screwed up the planet is can you blame him? This is a fun read following a guy's journey through Heaven and back. But come on, Mexicans sneaking into Heaven! That alone makes this story funny beyond belief. It's like South Park on steroids. If you are extremely ...

Counterfeit Christianity - How Ancient Paganism Mixed with Christianity

3 reviews
E. Raymond Capt

Artisan Publishers, 2006

Untold story of the Bible
This is a book everyone calling themselves christians should read and find out for the first time what a real loving God is instead of a monstor.

The Anti-Christ: Left Behind - The Bible Studies (Left Behind - Bible Studies)

1 review
Neil Wilson, Len Woods

Moody Publishers, 2003

Turns the book series into a valuable Bible study
"Left Behind: The Bible Studies" is a series of companion Bible study workbooks designed to be used with the appropriate book of the "Left Behind" series. This particular one is designed to be used with "The Antichrist". It contains sections on topics like how to get the most from your study, how to lead a group study, how to study Bible prophecy, and an overview of end times including ...

Praying in the Presence of Our Lord with Fulton J. Sheen

3 reviews
Fulton Sheen, Michael Dubruiel, ...

Our Sunday Visitor, 2002

My privilege
I had the great privilege of seeing Fulton Sheen's television show the first time around. I was just a child, but the man with the twinkling eyes and beetle brows spoke to me as well as to my parents. His warmth, kindness, holiness and humor absolutely radiated. We are fortunate that the author and editor of this book took the time to save these wonderful and holy thoughts of a wonderful and ...

The CAUL, a Trilogy. Part III, Good vs. Evil

4 reviews
James Matte

BookSurge Publishing, 2006

A spellbinding adventure with an uplifting message
If you're an action-adventure fan in search of something fresh, energetic and satisfying, then get on board The CAUL. James Allan Matte may be a new name in fiction, but he's hardly a new name in writing. As a polygraph examiner, I was already well acquainted with Matte's authoritative works on forensic psychophysiology (lie detection), but little did I know that the author had an equal talent ...

Tale of the Anti-Christ

1 review
Vladimir Solovyev

Holmes Pub Grou Llc, 1989

The Legend of the Anti-Christ Retold
This short prose work by Vladimir Solovyev, subtitled "A Fable of the Deceiver," is a handy re-telling of the legend of the Anti-Christ from a Russian perspective. Based largely upon the Book of Revelation, but "fleshed-out" into a more modern prose narrative, the "Tale of the Anti-Christ" presents a more orthodox, and a more Orthodox, Solovyev than the mystical poet on display in the "Sophia" ...

Nietzsche: The Anti-Christ, Ecce Homo, Twilight of the Idols: And Other Writings (Cambridge Texts in the ...

1 review
Friedrich Nietzsche

Cambridge University Press, 2005

Nietzsche: The Anti-Christ, Ecce Homo, Twilight of the Idols
The Cambridge Texts in the History of Philosophy yet again struck gold, enshrining history's greatest thinkers in pre-eminently handsome texts, robust and readable translations, and scholarly and timely commentary and introductory exegesis. Despite Nietzsche's admonition greeting us in the very first prefatory page, this book belongs not to the few, but to all seeking meaning beyond society's ...

The Twilight of the Idols and The Anti-Christ: 2or How to Philosophize with a Hammer (Classics)

24 reviews
Friedrich Nietzsche

Penguin Classics, 1969

A good place to start
This was the first Nietzsche I read about 6 years ago at University. I only understood about 40% of it and have reread it about 3 times, each time understanding more. Anything of Nietzsche's is good. It's just a matter of rereading it if you really don't get it. The bits which at first seem like padding become the most interesting bits eventually. This is a good place to start partly ...

An Insider's View of Mormon Origins

74 reviews
Grant H. Palmer

Signature Books, 2002

A Well-Written and Accurate History
If you are a Mormon, I want you to know that I respect your open-mindedness in reading this review. I also want you to know that I like Mormons, and even love a few, some of whom I consider to be the finest people who ever walked in shoe leather, as my grandmother used to say. Note: Your helpful votes are appreciated. Thanks, and please check my reviews of books by Hugh Nibley and John ...

The Anti-Christ

48 reviews
Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche

Adamant Media Corporation, 2002

Who thought Nietzche wrote comedy?
I went into this book with no real knowledge of Nietzche's writings, and even less about how funny the topic of Christianity could be as told from the Nihilist perspective. I was chuckling more often than not while reading about the history of the Christian faith as he belittles their faith in what he would refer to as a weak and underwhelming God painted in our own image... I look forward to ...

The History of Anti-Semitism, Volume I: From the Time of Christ to the Court Jews (History of Anti-Semitism)

1 review
Leon Poliakov

University of Pennsylvania Press, 2003

Most Interesting Work on the Subject
It is a shame that Poliakov is not better known in this country. The subject matter is far greater than the title suggests. This is really a kind of panoramic history of Europe in the style of Braudel, only much less densely written and pleasurable to read. The translation only improves matters. With all the poorly written material on this subject, it is a shame that Poliakov is not brought ...

Olivet prophecies

1 review
E. Raymond Capt

Artisan, 2002

Understanding Prophecy
World renown Biblical archeologist and research historian E. Raymond Capt's latest book takes up the controversial and timely subject of end-times prophecy. The book is an edifying, analytical commentary on the exhortations of Christ to His disciples on Mount Olive. Mr. Capt gives us his thoughts on the meaning of Christ's words to his disciples as he responds to their questions and concerns, ...

Hubener vs. Hitler: A Biography of Helmuth Hubener, Mormon Teenage Resistance Leader

2 reviews
Richard Lloyd Dewey

Academic Research Foundation, 2004

Hubener vs. Hitler
What a great book. I got it faster than I expected, and in the very best condition possible. My chilren and I love it. Anyone interested in learning more about those who did what they could to fight against hitler should read this book, it will give you great courage to face some of lives greatest battles on your own.

Anti-Christ: A Satirical End of Days

6 reviews
Matthew Moses

Booklocker.com, Inc., 2007

Better than you'd think
There is a fine line between farce and simply being absurd, between making a point and clobbering the reader over the head with it. Matthew Moses walks that fine line daringly in Anti-Christ: A Satirical End of Days. There are many in its intended audience who will view it all as a reflection of the renowned mantra from Network, 'I'm mad as hell, and I'm not going to take this any more!' Moses is ...

The Anti-Christ`s Lewd Hat: Protestants, Papists and Players in Post-Reformation England

1 review
Peter Lake

Yale University Press, 2002

Tale of Popular Culture, Morbid Fascination, and Religion
Engaging and thoughtful, a fascinating look at post-reformation England and the means by which a common discourse was used by different groups for different purposes. The author provides reflections on much more in the 700+ pages; all are worth reading. Highly recommended for anyone interested in vital, often ignored, dynamics in the the birthing of the modern world.

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