I find Marx as a historical figure fascinating and could tell the author had some opinions, but in his conclusion, the author cites a single Obama quote and tries to link that with all the problems of Communism. He starts talking about “the left” and says “they” and “them” a lot, and even a “dictatorship..
Estonashing story on what happened during WWII (but of course in any wrong doing later on) in which regular people followed ‘instructions’…
Review from Dante’s Inferno →
I thought this was the actual book, WHO NAMES THE LECTURE AFTER THE BOOK AND THEN MAKE POEPLE PAY MONEY FOR IT? Who ever came up with that idea can give birth to a rotten tree
Let me be specific. This timely book is well written and very telling. But the performance is a little over the top, especially when depicting Marx’s dialogues.
Review from The Agony of Jesus →
The disciples of Jesus fall asleep in the garden just when Jesus needed them most.
narrator was almost comical. needed someone more serious. the demonic voice impressions were laughable at times.
Review from The Anti-Mary Exposed: Rescuing the Culture from Toxic Femininity →
The material was well documented, profound, and full of insight into the relevant issues of our day. I’m grateful this book was written and made available on Audible and I will be sharing it with friends!
Review from The Story of Civilization: Vol. IV – The History of the United States One Nation Under God Text Book →
ok but history is not completely accurate. Whitewashes the truth about Bill Clinton and completely skips out on Donald Trump.
Review from The Story of Civilization: Vol. IV – The History of the United States One Nation Under God Text Book →
Engrossing, comprehensive and informative. My whole family enjoyed this in the car – took about a month to listen to whole thing – 10 hours. We can’t wait to listen to the other volumes. I’ve previous listened to TAN’s Story of the Bible OT and NT and Campbells’ History of the Church.
Review from St. Raphael →
Who hasn’t gone to a trusted friend for help. Search the memory and you’ll find St. Rafael was there with you.