Review from The Devil and Karl Marx →
I enjoyed this book if that can even be said of such a terrible subject. I love the way Kengor researches and presents. But I have to admit I did not enjoy the impersonations of the presenter. It definitely increased the impact but I skipped sections on more than a few occasions. I know it..
Review from Censured for Curing Cancer →
This book contains transformative information. It is an eyeopener to the plague of modern medicine, which unfortunately pursues economic incentives rather than human well being. Dr, Gerson’s case was only one sad example of this hopeless situation. No one is allowed to speak about the root cause of cancer. Current medical research is not after..
Review from The Anti-Mary Exposed: Rescuing the Culture from Toxic Femininity →
Excellent incites on feminism and how it is impacting us today. This truly is a must read for mothers and women.
The stories are wonderful but the narrator sounds like gollum from Lord of the Rings, especially when he voices the devil. But even his narration of things said by the saints sounds much the same. as his rendition of the devil. A straight narration would have been preferable.
Could’ve been written with a bit more interesting take on the subject. Kind of felt like a super dry history book. Also, I was very disappointed that he didn’t mention The Rockefellers and how they have played a huge part in the modern day Jewish culture/coverup as we know it to be now.
This is a great book but it’s ruined by the narrator. I found this very rewarding during a time when the push for Communism is on.
Review from Dante’s Paradise →
Dr. Esolen brings back my beloved high school English teacher, Mr. Caye… whose love of literature lit a fire that still burns half a century later. Bravo to the keepers of the flame!
Review from Benedict XVI →
This book was good overall but there are a few shortcomings. I have a great admiration for Pope Benedict and this book helped increase that admiration. Some drawbacks is I think it’s rhetoric about the ‘62 missal has aged poorly, is greatly exaggerated and almost suggests rupture with the current missal which I feel confident..
I enjoyed reading the book, but this is difficult to read. There are some parts that can be disturbing, especially when it comes to sexual matters. I did have one issue with it. The way atheists were portrayed as evil, Marxist, and wicked people was unfair. Just because some atheists support communism, it does not..
Review from Extraterrestrial Intelligence and the Catholic Faith →
Compiling so many thinkers’ conjectures and arguments on the subject, no doubt, was a laborious task. Enduring the narrator’s dramatic interpretation of the attitudes and genders of said thinkers, one may find almost as exhausting.