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Summary: Investigative Journalism Meets Christian Theology
Review: A "Whodunit" Re: How & why "The Church" today is a gelding & not a stallion. Stones overturned to reveal redefinition and deceit used in counter-reformation tactics. Mike exposes the doctrinal differences between Catholic & Protestant theology, then shows how those differences have been eroded and molested over the centuries.
"Coincidence Theory Of History" believers will never again walk thru chuch doors w/out eyes wide open. Ecumenical desires cannot survive this dose of truth. Pop prophecy including "The Antichrist (who puts an end to sacrifice) & "The Rapture" are exposed to the root, right where your axe needs to be laid to.
Axe & you shall recieve!
Otto ;-)
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Summary: for reference only
Review: Although the book brings to light the evil history of Roman Catholics and Jesuits it is extremely flawed in that it projects "selective salvation." Predestination is a prime example of reading out of context to support your own opinion. (The same thing the Jesuits and Catholics do!) God does not send people to Hell regardless of what they do during their life, simply because before they were born they were "predestined." This contradicts His Sovereign Divine nature and contradicts the Bible. YOU CANNOT prove predestination without "adding to" the words of the Gospel. Predestination teaches that you have been "chosen" before your birth to go to heaven or hell whether you hear the gospel or not. If this were true there would be no reason to preach the Gospel or witness to others. This is unbiblical. If there is a doctrine that came from the Devil it would be to stop the Gospel, not spread it around! We are supposed to study the Bible to form our doctrine...Not form a doctrine and then study the Bible.
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Summary: for reference only
Review: Although the book brings to light the evil history of Roman Catholics and Jesuits it is extremely flawed in that it projects "selective salvation." Predestination is a prime example of reading out of context to support your own opinion. (The same thing the Jesuits and Catholics do!) God does not send people to Hell regardless of what they do during their life, simply because before they were born they were "predestined." This contradicts His Sovereign Divine nature and contradicts the Bible. YOU CANNOT prove predestination without "adding to" the words of the Gospel. Predestination teaches that you have been "chosen" before your birth to go to heaven or hell whether you hear the gospel or not. If this were true there would be no reason to preach the Gospel or witness to others. This is unbiblical. If there is a doctrine that came from the Devil it would be to stop the Gospel, not spread it around! We are supposed to study the Bible to form our doctrine...Not form a doctrine and then study the Bible.
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Summary: This book is a must read for every believer !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Review: I have a bit of a testimony for you about this book which I would like to share with you. I had been praying to the Lord for close to a year asking him to show me the true Gospel as I did not have a peace about what I was telling people when trying to Lead them to the Lord, it just did'nt sit right.
Well the Lord answered my prayers in a big way, as I began to understand how the Jesuits have attacked the true Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ, I now understand why the Lord did not give me a peace about what I was telling people, I was telling them a false gospel and presenting another Jesus which was not the Jesus Christ of the Bible.
I repented when the Lord opened my eyes to this truth and he instantly gave me a peace about His True Gospel which I had been seeking Him on. I thank the Lord for the truth that is in this book and I pray that the Lord send it to the four corners of the Globe.
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Summary: They don't teach this in Sunday School
Review: I've always know this to be true. My family were Huguenots who were burned at the stake by the Catholic Church for their protestant beliefs in 1686 in Normandy, France. I am a descendant of a little boy left in America in 1685 fleeing religious persecution. Some things never change. Michael Bunker's book is both courageous and inspirational.
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Summary: Lost Heritage
Review: It cannot be understated the importance of the truths outlined in this book-as a descendant of the Protestants that fled from the hands of Jesuit/catholic tyrants-I was shocked at what had not been past down. This book reveals what has been lost-the true gospel of Jesus Christ. I had been taught a lie my whole life and didn't even know it! But is that not how deception is defined?! If I had been aware, I wouldn't have been deceived. As there are many things that my ancestors have done that I would not care to ever repeat, the stance of the millions of people who gave their lives over the centuries for these particular doctrines is not one of them. I stand in awe at the wisdom of the Tri-une God and His grace. And am thankful to join the ranks of the saints-even at the cost of my own life. My conscious does not bother me when without flinching I state-this book is the most important book written this century. A lifting of the veil of why things are the way they are-going down to the very skeleton. And now an admonition goes out-come, and see for yourself.
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Summary: Countering the War on Biblical Truth
Review: Michael Bunker has done a superb job exposing Satan's plan of the ages to perpetuate war on the Saints. Satan's diabolical strategy has always been to work through his ministers of evil, those loyal warriors skilled in the use of deceit, lies, manipulation, control and/or murder. This book should be read by every discerning Believer who hungers and thirst for a right understanding of GOD's truth, and desires to know who it is the Enemy will use to try and subvert GOD's truth.
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Summary: Strong Writing, Unapologetic, Very Worth While Read
Review: Michael Bunker has written a strong and passionate discourse on the merits of what he calls (and I believe aptly so) the Doctrines of Grace. Chapters 6-9 are particularly potent and clear. These for me were the most valuable part of Mr. Bunker's book, although his historically oriented chapters at the beginning are quite fascinating and worthwhile in themselves. For those who desire an accessible and throrough examination of the Doctrines of Grace, a topic central to authentic Christianity, Mr. Bunker's book is very well done. To his credit, Mr. Bunker upholds the authority of scripture as the final word on the matters discussed and serves up generous and frequent portions of Biblical reference to support his views. For any biblically abiding Christian, this is indispensible. His 'expose' of Dave Hunt as a Jesuit Coagitator I found generally less convincing, although Mr. Bunker certainly avails his readers to the many ways Mr. Hunt contradicts himself and the Bible. Likewise, Mr. Bunker's assessment of Homeland Security being a Jesuit fascist machination falls short of being bullet proof. This isn't to say that it isn't so, just that Mr. Bunker doesn't "prove" it as any thorough investigator would like to see it proven (I offer this opinion as someone who staunchly opposes Homeland Security). All in all, "Swarms" is an excellent work, deserving of a careful read and prayerful consideration - whether one be a 'Calvinist' an Arminian or simply foggy on the concepts altogether.
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Summary: Must Read!
Review: Michael Bunker in Swarms of Locusts traced the path of the "free will" doctrine through history. He reveals the free will doctrine as a false gospel, which has been nurtured and promoted by the Roman Catholic Church. That false gospel rejects the sovereign grace of God in his election of those for salvation. It has found its way into modern Protestant theology. This injection of the Catholic theological poison into nominal "Christian" denominations is the result of a satanic conspiracy. This strategy will give rise to an ecumenical movement that will ultimately result in the nominal "Christian" denominations falling under the yoke of the Vatican.
Bunker explains that the false free will gospel doctrine was labeled Pelagianism after a fifth century A.D. theologian named Pelagius. Pelagius preached that man was completely free to do good or evil, and that God's grace only facilitated what man would choose in his own free will. Palagius further taught that man had a free will and could choose his own salvation. Pelagius, in order to remain consistent with his free will view, also taught that man could choose to fall away and lose his salvation by his own free choice. Pelagianism was seen by the Christian community as a false gospel and so it never really took hold.
Less than a century later, a form of Pelagianism rose from the ashes; it was known as Semi-Pelagianism. Under Semi-Pelagianism, man was fallen and his will was hindered by sin, but not totally so. According to Semi-Pelagians, man is not spiritually dead, but only spiritually sick. They taught that man could utilize his faith to cooperate with God in facilitating his own salvation. Semi-Pelagians accepted that God was sovereign but at the same time they promoted the inconsistent view that man had free will in order to choose whether to be saved. Semi-Pelagianism became the generally accepted doctrine of the Roman Catholic Church and was later codified as such at the Council of Trent (circa 1547). Semi-Pelagianism was promoted by a Jesuit priest named Luis de Molina. Molina taught the Semi-Pelagian view that God predestined believers to salvation but at the same time man had a free will to choose to be saved. This doctrine became popularly known as Molinism.
The Roman Catholic church knew that Protestant Christians would never adopt Molinism if it were known to have sprung from a Jesuit priest, so they decided to use a front man in order to introduce this false doctrine into the Protestant churches. They used a man named Jacobus Arminius (1560-1609), who was an admirer of Molina, to popularized the free will doctrine of Molina among Protestants. As a result of the successful efforts of Arminius and other Jesuit agents, Molinism has since become popularized not as Molinism but as Arminianism.
Many view Arminianism as an orthodox Christian view of Scripture, when in fact it is a corruption of the gospel that has been injected into the Protestant denominations by Jacobus Arminius. Arminianism is simply repackaged Roman Catholic doctrine. Arminiasm has been promoted by "Christian" luminaries all over the world including but not limited to John Wesley and Charles Finney of yesteryear to today's Billy Graham, Dave Hunt, Chuck Colson, Chuck Swindol, Chuck Smith, and Hank Hanegraff.
God, on the other hand, has made it clear in the Holy Scriptures that he is sovereign and salvation is by his grace through faith in Jesus Christ.
Edward Hendrie
www.antichristconspiracy.com
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Summary: Strong Writing, Unapologetic, Very Worth While Read
Review: My family were Huguenots who were burned at the stake in 1686 as Protestant heretics by Jesuits in Normandy, France. I've always known this, but now it puts things in perspective. I am the offspring of a little boy left in America who hoped to avoid the same religious persecution his family faced in Europe. Some things, I guess, never change.
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