
Descent Into Evil
A heavily illustrated investigation of how Nazi personnel, ideas, technology, and occult interests may have influenced postwar American institutions and culture.
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A heavily illustrated investigation of how Nazi personnel, ideas, technology, and occult interests may have influenced postwar American institutions and culture.
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A defense of the Septuagint’s importance to Christian scripture, canon history, textual criticism, and messianic interpretation—presenting the ancient Greek Bible as a vital witness to the biblical text.
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A revised examination of America’s possible identity and destiny in last-days prophecy, asking whether biblical descriptions of Babylon illuminate the nation’s power, influence, and accelerating decline.
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A focused critique of the view that Revelation requires ancient Babylon in Iraq to be physically rebuilt as the future center of Antichrist’s power—and what that interpretation means for the timing of Christ’s return.
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The chronology study continues through Genesis 1–11, bringing the Septuagint’s longer timeline into conversation with archaeology, Egyptology, Mesopotamian history, and the ancient record of the nations.
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A history of the Christian Bible’s composition, transmission, canon, textual traditions, and translations—paired with an apologetic response to modern criticism and debates over the Protestant Scriptures.
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An investigation of differences between the Septuagint and Masoretic textual traditions—and the argument that changes to messianic passages and biblical chronology still shape the Christian Bible today.
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A biblical exploration of sanctification, resurrection, glorification, heaven, and the eternal life of God’s children—developed through close scriptural study and vivid explanatory images.
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Four Christian apologists explore cosmology, physics, angelic incursions, the human genome, CERN, transhumanism, and spiritual deception—testing unconventional scientific ideas against a biblical worldview.
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An analysis connecting modern Russia, Turkey, the Middle East, and American power with Ezekiel 38–39—reconsidering familiar assumptions about Gog, Magog, and the wars of the last days.
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A concise critique of the Islamic Antichrist theory, comparing its claims about prophetic figures and end-time events with Scripture, history, and contemporary geopolitics.
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Seven updated essays examine the spiritual, cultural, economic, and historical forces the authors believe have placed America on a destructive path—and challenge the Church to see beneath the surface.
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An evaluation of the 2014–2015 blood-moon prophecy debate that ranges beyond astronomical signs to the biblical meaning of the last days, Christian hope, and spiritual preparedness.
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A wide-ranging investigation of Mars, ancient-astronaut claims, science fiction, occult history, remote viewing, and popular culture—challenging extraterrestrial origin stories from a Christian perspective.
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Three authors ask readers to reconsider America’s possible place in end-times prophecy and the identity of Mystery Babylon, combining biblical interpretation with geopolitical analysis.
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A historical and cultural examination of America’s enduring attraction to mysticism, spiritualism, paranormal belief, and their influence on public life—written from a Christian worldview.
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A survey of major Protestant approaches to biblical prophecy, including Armageddon, Antichrist, the Millennium, the Rapture, Israel, and the competing frameworks Christians use to understand the apocalypse.
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