Old writings and ancient knowledge and wisdom current today. I enjoyed this. It will help my Catholic life.
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The Prince of Heaven
Review from St. Michael the Archangel →
I enjoy the testimony to all of Michael the archangel’s apparitions and his protection of God’s people.
A must read for those married or discerning the vocation of marriage.
Review from Courtship of the Saints →
Every Catholic discerning the vocation of marriage should read this book. Those who read it, even in marriage, will recieve many good fruits and graces as a result.
Apparently, the reader feels that this book is a comedy. Beyond annoying. If you want this book, buy it and read it. This narration could not be worse.
Vocals
Review from The Life of Christ Revealed →
I just couldn’t get past the readers voice – so i will need to read the book myself
This book was well written and well researched. The only negative is the grueling nature of the topic. Round ups and murders are described. So many… If you can’t stomach the descriptions, I suggest only reading the final chapter as well as the two chapters added on years later.
Bullshit christianity bias wrapped in history, to make it look true. Civilization has nothing to do in this book series, besides augmenting the “proof” that Catholic Church and the bullshit character Jesus is true. If you want that, go ahead and get this book, but if you are looking for unbiased history, stay away and..
Essentially the author’s advice is: Just don’t do the thing, and you’ll be fine. If you don’t want to be greedy, then just be the opposite of greedy. If you don’t want to lust, then be the opposite of lust. Also, don’t enjoy anything for pleasures sake, or else it’s bad. This book literally tells..
For those who want basically secular history with some non-inspirational references to Biblical characters (something like The Story of the World by Susan Bauer), then this could be for you. As a Christian family looking for something that seriously integrated Biblical history with other world history, or provides thought-provoking commentary, this wasn’t it. I still..
Joseph Pearce helps us to see our own hero’s journey in Tolkien’s The Hobbit. There are layers of meaning he unpacks beyond what I could have imagined!