Swarms of Locusts: The Jesuit Attack on the Faith by Michael Bunker, Tony J. Woodall
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- Pub. Date: October 2002
- 317pp
- Sales Rank: 465,188
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Product Details
- Pub. Date: October 2002
- Publisher: iUniverse, Incorporated
- Format: Paperback, 317pp
- Sales Rank: 465,188
- ISBN-13: 9780595252978
- ISBN: 0595252974
- Edition Number: 0
Synopsis
A historical expose on the Jesuit s influence on mainline Protestantism.
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Swarms of Locusts : The Jesuit Attack on the Faithby Anonymous
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June 12, 2007: Don't know much? This book will cure that problem. If you do know your church history, you will know immediately that Mr. Bunker has done his homework. Starting with the earliest infiltration of Jesuit influence on Protestant doctrine, Bunker takes the reader step by step to present day wolves who are leading people astray. With biblical references aplenty to back up all doctrinal statements and practical ways to recognize who are wolves and who are sheep, the reader is given a clear lesson in what is truth and what is deception. A must read for all truth seekers and a real eye opener for those who have been lulled to sleep by the so called 'Christian' church.
Swarms of Locusts : The Jesuit Attack on the Faithby Anonymous
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September 06, 2004: The first section of this book reads like a spy novel. Even though I know a little bit about church history, I found myself turning the pages furiously, wondering how it would all turn out. The documented historical facts Bunker brings into the light concerning Loyola's shadowy society are startling and unsettling, especially when you close the book and then look at the state of the modern Protestant church. The next section is a well written primer on Biblical theology, non-technical and easy to grasp, that is sorely needed in today's mush-brained churches.
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