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Summary: Good Place to Start When Beginning a Study of the Subject
Review: Although I feel the author borrowed too heavily from "Holy Blood, Holy Grail," it is still a good book on the subject. I am a Christian and especially liked that it was written from a Christian perspective. It is written in a flowing style that is easy to follow. I would recommend it for someone who is new to the subject. However, if you've already read "Holy Blood, Holy Grail," I would skip it because the information won't be new to you.
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Summary: Good Place to Start When Beginning a Study of the Subject
Review: Although I feel the author borrowed too heavily from "Holy Blood, Holy Grail," it is still a good book on the subject. I am a Christian and especially liked that it was written from a Christian perspective. It is written in a flowing style that is easy to follow. I would recommend it for someone who is new to the subject. However, if you've already read "Holy Blood, Holy Grail," I would skip it because the information won't be new to you.
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Summary: A review
Review: I found "Guardians.." to be very fascinating and a must read for anyone who wants to protect their freedom. It is a stepping stone to understanding policies/procedures that affect our health, wealth and very lives today. These people are real and they are very busy behind the scenes and only a few committed crusaders are bold enough to give us the truth. It is well written, the research is sound and I couldn't put it down. I couldn't sleep either. Read it.
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Summary: Amazing!
Review: Rating System:
1 star = abysmal; some books deserve to be forgotten
2 star = poor; a total waste of time
3 star = good; worth the effort
4 star = very good; what writing should be
5 star = fantastic; must own it and share it with othersSYNOPSIS: From back cover..."Guardians of the Grail tells of secret political combines, intrigues, and wars preparing mankind for the antichrist. MY FEEDBACK:
1) The historical information presented here is just mind-blowing. I'm an avid reader of sci-fi and fantasy but this has taken the cake. Life is truly stranger than fiction! For this reason alone I couldn't put the book down. It was all just too fantastic to think that "grown adults" could believe and propagate those beliefs in others for centuries. 2) At several points I got lost. With the truck load of historical facts presented, there was some jumping around. This lost me and I had to work extra hard at figuring out what and when the author was talking about. 3) At several points I felt the author was rehashing what he had already explained. I was asking myself, "Why are we covering this again? Just to fill pages?" OVERALL: Even though this book is dated (copyright 1989), the information provided within is just staggering especially in what we've seen in world events since that time. Just phenomenal. Read it.
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Summary: like unraveling a great mystery
Review: the background and research alone are worth reading this book for. i learned so much about history that i never knew. it was a fantastic book for that alone. he untangels some of the greatest cults of all time, and then traces them back to their roots. then ties it all together in the end. more like a great detective after the truth than a writer of theology. and in the end he's both. great stuff!
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Summary: A review
Review: This book is shallow and poorly researched with a paucity of sources, few names, dates or places of occurrence related to the subject matter.The author allows his Judeo-Christian bias to completely color the work and his intolerance of other forms of religious observances is a great turn off to the reader.His primary source for his arguments is the Bible with little acknowledgemnent to other viable, valuable and prooven sources of information.In a nutshell - it is purely supermarket checkout stand material. A definite waste of trees to produce the paper to print it on. The only people who would find it valuable are those who already share the author's point of view so why read it at all??
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Summary: Looks like church inquisitional apologists hoping to control
Review: Wow, would we be in for it if the Inquisitions still controlled life on this planet!! Why none of them can ever figure out that the message was to Love Your Neighbor if you want to see the interdimensional Kingdom of Heaven (and God) within is beyond me!! Sad in that they can't see the kernels of truth in all spiritual systems. Too bad they can't get interested in something like The Secret Teachings of All Ages by Manley P. Hall or the new book by John Major Jenkins, Galactic Alignment or David Wilcock's new book on the Oneness taught by some of the mystery schools which had to be "secret" and "mystery" because of the Inquisitional thinking that doesn't seem to go away easily!! How are we ever going to get to Peace in the world with these Inquisitional thinkers feeling superior over other spiritual viewpoints??
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