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Summary: Buy this book at Wal-Mart and pay less!
Review: This book begins the series that is a high speed roller coaster. You WILL love it!
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Summary: The very worst of modern literature and evangelism
Review: I'm not going to waste breath eviscerating the book for its sub-fanfiction writing or its artificial publisher's fat (big type, white space, wide margins, etc.). Instead, I'm singling out the book for its astonishingly uncharitable, un-Christian, loveless view of the world. I can't think of a book that is less concerned with Christian principles of any stripe -- it's one gigantic revenge fantasy, where all the sinners writhe in hell and the righteous "get to eat ice cream on gold plates", as Tom Joad put it.I find it nothing short of blasphemous that the very people who claim to want to bring a loving and peaceful philosophy to the world read this book with such tightly couched sadism in their hearts. All of which tells me they are not servants of God but rather a darker, more crimson master. If you believe.
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Summary: AWESOME!!!!!!!
Review: This was a great book! I've loved every page of it and the others (Im on #4!!!) I read a lot of the reviews and saw how great an influence these books have made on others all over the world. For those who thought it was "thin" I strongly disagree and wish that you'd look deeper to see that the true meaning of the book is about Gods love for us and the eternity we could have with him in Heaven!!!=]
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Summary: Riveting, absolutely exceptional!
Review: There aren't really any words to describe these books, but this book was the beginning and it definitely got me hooked! I'm only 16, but these books are great! My youth pastor and the pastor at my church got me going on the series and I've been gobbling them up ever since! Thanx guys for a terrific series of books about real things. Keep up the good work!
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Summary: You may need to call off work to read this book!!!
Review: I was unable to put this book down for long, even at work. I found it to be true to Christian apocalyptic prophecy while not getting bogged down in the symbolism that characterizes most New Testament prophecy. My only regret was that a few aspects of the story ( the city of New Babylon & Carpathia's rapid rise in power) stretched my belief a little too far even for a subject such as this. Regardless, I cannot wait to read the other books.
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Summary: Left behind is an eye opening experience.
Review: The sense of urgency that this novel leaves you with is unexplainable. I would recommend this book to every non-believer and every believer that is walking on the edge. The storyline is so captivating that you feel a since of urgency for each individual character. Last behind is one a novel that will not disappont the avid reader.
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Summary: I true work of ministry and insight!!! Thought provoking.
Review: I would recommend this book along with the bible to open ones heart and mind to the Rapture. It is not a book to fear and avoid, but one of hope and renewal. I look forward to reading the next in the series.
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Summary: A rapid page turner!
Review: If you were ever confused about your faith, you won't be after reading this book. It is so well written and based on biblical fact. It's hard to put it down. A great way to witness the word of God that is so needed in today's society.
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Summary: Fun Book to read!
Review: Tim & Jerry did a solid job on this book in my opinion. It has stayed pretty close to Biblical prophesy. It kept you interested and yet you know how they felt being left behind. But one thing it lacks is the description of the day to day activities required to survive during that period. I'm wondering how did they eat who cooked? Where did they buy gas? Even so I loved each one of the series.
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Summary: To the readers who didn't like this book
Review: I am one of the millions of readers who had a great time reading this book. It has changed my life. If you think that this book is too "thin," (ahem. . .FT Worth Reader) you have got to rethink what you have thought up in the first place. Anyone who doen't like this book (or any of Lahaye and Jenkins' books) is not thinking clearly of what the meaning really is. Think about it please.
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