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Bible Propaganda II: The War on Earth from Satan's Eyes - Paperback

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by David Sullivan (Author)

The Bible is the largest book of war ever compiled; it should be called God's Evil Word. "Bible Propaganda II" is based on how the act of blindly following the Word of God invites charlatans to take advantages of others who would follow them credulously down a path of deception. Unlike the first part, "Bible Propaganda," this book only examined scriptures in the first four chapters. The greater part of this book "The War on Earth, from Satan's Eyes" is a sci-fi loosely based around the Battle of Armageddon, as Michael leads Yahweh's vast armies against any and all who would not bow down to tyranny. A terrorist group takes over the Mosque demanding that the Holy Temple be rebuilt: they are in control of seven nuclear bombs. This escalates into WWIII, which then turns into the Battle of Armageddon. The bottom-line is that in presenting this fictional story from a different point of view, we can clearly see how ridiculous the religious belief in blind faith, called Bible-Babble-Bull, truly is. Bible prophecy is nothing more than exciting Bible fantasy.

Author Biography

Dr. David Sullivan, born in Westerly, RI, Holds degrees in Cognitive Science Studies, Computer Science and Engineering, and has for several years performed research studies in Metaphysics, Mythology, and Eastern Philosophy.

Number of Pages: 212
Dimensions: 0.45 x 8.5 x 5.51 IN
Publication Date: December 22, 2009