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Catholic and non-Catholic alike will enjoy learning how to create the perfect home, based in the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

I thought, from the description, that this would be about expressing faith in home decor. It is really an elaborate metaphor, using the home to explain Roman Catholic theology. The narrator is pedantic. Very disappointing.

…and someday may be. I suspect after a few years maturity and reflection, the authors will look back and wish they had written this differently, or even better, give it a second go. I am definitely ambivalent about this book. POSITIVE First, I applaud the Gordon brothers for their fire-in-the-belly commitment to take the fight..

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Not the heavy, deep, difficult stuff – just good hard hitting clear thinking insight from a great Doctor of the Church.

I received a lot from this pamphlet. I plan to revisit this often, if it be God’s Will.

I listened to this book to get a head start on my western Civ course. I found it easy to listen to and to have nice sound effects.

This book does a great job of explaining Marxism and Communism and the how much of today’s identity politics and social justice is influenced by these principles. Even though a portion of this book concerns the Catholic Church (I am not catholic) I can appreciate the author’s perspectives. Anyone questioning socialism, democratic socialism, or the..

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read this book or listen to it, I promise if you practice what it says you will be happy.

This wonderful book sheds light on how radical feminism has wounded women, men and the family, while it points us to the virtues of Mother Mary to find our way home.

This book outlines the source of Marxism and its destructive force in our beloved American, and even more importantly as a destructive force in Christianity! The Devil is the father of all lies and has used classical Marxism, and to a greater degree cultural Marxism, to confuse Christians to believe and practice non-christian principles …

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