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The
Marketing
of
Evil
by:
David
Kupelian
Book
Description
The
Marketing
of
Evil
reveals
how
much
of
what
Americans
once
almost
universally
abhorred
has
been
packaged,
perfumed,
gift-wrapped
and
sold
to
them
as
though
it
had
great
value.
Highly
skilled
marketers,
playing
on
our
deeply
felt
national
values
of
fairness,
generosity
and
tolerance,
have
persuaded
us
to
embrace
as
enlightened
and
noble
that
which
all
previous
generations
since
America's
founding
regarded
as
grossly
self-destructive—in
a
word,
evil.
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The
Chemistry
of
the
Blood
by:
M.R.
Dehaan
M.D.
Book
Description
These
was
one
of
the
great
read
I
had
while
staying
in
Mt.
Hagen,
Papua
New
Guinea.
The
truth
is
transposed
no
matter
where
you
are.
It
offers
a
detailed
description
of
Old
testament
lie
detector.
Even
these
is a
great
witness
to
the
power
of
the
blood
in
its
redeeming
aspect,
for
life
is
in
the
blood.
take
a
day
or
two
and
read
this
classic.
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Glorious
Church
by
Watchman
Nee...
(1900
-
1972)
was
born
into
a
Christian
family
in
China.
The
Lord
used
him
to
raise
up
over
400
churches
in
China,
but
in
1952
he
was
imprisoned
by
the
communists,
and
he
remained
in
prison
until
his
death
twenty
years
later.
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Rapture
by
D.M.
Panton
D.
M.
Panton
ministered
at
Surrey
Chapel,
Norwich,
England.
He
succeeded
Robert
Govett
in
that
pulpit.
Panton
was
the
founder
and
editor
of
Dawn
magazine,
a
strong
voice
for
deep
Scriptural
and
prophetical
truth
from
1924
until
his
death
in
1955.
He
was
known
as
"The
Prince
of
Prophecy."
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CHRIST'S
RESURRECTION
AND
OURS
by
Robert
Govett
Robert
Govett
was
a
brilliant
English
pastor,
born
in
1813
and
died
in
1901.
"Mr.
Govett
wrote
a
hundred
years
before
his
time,
and
the
day
will
come
when
his
works
will
be
treasured
as
sifted
gold."
Charles
H.
Spurgeon
"Govett's
writings
are
extensive,
of
varying
quality,
and
often
marked
by a
high
level
of
scholarship,
a
superbly
logical
approach,
extraordinary
originality,
and
complete
faithfulness
to
biblical
revelation.
Much
concerned
with
eschatology
(Apocalypse,
1864,
and
other
works),
he
held
that
much
of
the
Book
of
Revelation
is
to
be
understood
literally."
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Lectures
to
My
Students:
by
Charles
Haddon
Spurgeon
Mr.
Spurgeon's
great
literary
work,
The
Treasury
of
David,
we
consider
(these)
Lectures
to
My
Students
his
greatest
single
contribution
to
the
Christian
world.
His
library
consisted
of
13,000
books
which
he
had
total
recall
of
each
page.
Yet
his
gift
was
to
bring
the
cookies
from
the
top
shelf
down
to
the
common
man.
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Samuel
Adams
A
Life:
by
Ira
Stoll
"In
order
to
understand
the
moral
and
religious
roots
of
America's
zeal
for
liberty,
you
need
to
know
and
appreciate
Samuel
Adams"
as
quoted
by
the
reviewer.
Just
as
knowledge
in
discovery
of
what
works
best
in
medical
science,
so
does
our
appreciation
that
nothing
in
good
government
is
outside
the
scope
of
God
ordained
way
for
man
to
rule
within
the
confines
of
biblical
principals.
Whenever
it
(government)
has
eloped
without
sanctions
of
truth
we
find
the
greatest
murderous
ostracization.
Our
founding
fathers
based
the
government
upon
Judeo/Christian
designs.
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