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A Dangerous Plan (Left Behind: The Kids, Book 20)

A Dangerous Plan (Left Behind: The Kids, Book 20)

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Rating: 4 stars
Summary: cool book!
Review: ...Nada is the only reason I gave this a low rating. if she goes, mine will shoot back up to 5 stars...it's a pretty good book, though not my favorite(But, hey, if I'm gonna read the series, I have to read the latest, even if it makes me want to throw up)...Lots of suspenseful situations. Good, even with Nada, I suppose...

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Nada,The Horrible
Review: I think that the left behind books are great. they're educational and action packed. I love all the characters especially Judd and Lionel. The only thing I dont like about the books is that the plot is unrealistic. if suddenly all the christians dissapearred into thin air everyone would convert. let alone them screaming at the top of their lungs that theres going to be a worldwide earthquake, hail the size of golfballs mixed with a shower of blood, a giant meteor crashing to earth, another giant meteor crashing into earth that pollutes all the water a worldwide freeze, and finaly a giant cloud composed of millions of tiny invincible demons with the body of a lion and the head of a human that leave all the believers alone but chew through walls to sting the unbelievers, which after they are stung they expereince so much pain that they want to die for five months. All of which happens almost exactly as they said it would. But still the vast majority of people follow Enigma Babylon one world religion. Come On!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: This Left Behind Kids' Book is the best!
Review: Out of all the Left Behind Kids' books, I found this book to be the most enjoyable. It is full of action and doesn't bore the reader with so many details he or she is lost.

Get this book. You won't be sorry!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: SO true!
Review: The Rapture and all of the judgments and things that you hear about Jesus Christ are true. This is not a made-up thing to scare people into becoming Christians. It will happen someday. No one knows the hour or the time, all we know is that it will happen-so don't fall asleep. This book is very informative. There are no hidden things in this book. You should read the whole series and learn anything that you can about the Rapture. The Rapture is a subject that everyone should know about, but unfortunately everyone won't because people will be left behind. I encourage you to tell your friends about this book and the series. This is not a prank, joke, or legend. I am sure of it. This book will tell you more about the end times than I can. You should read these books in sequence, so that they will make sense. This is a very good book and everything about the Rapture and the judgments, the Tribulation, and the Great Tribulation is SO true. I hope that you will consider what I have said and buy this series.
Book #1 The Vanishings
Book #2 Second Chance
Book #3 Through the Flames
Book #4 Facing the Future
Book #5 Nicolae High
Book #6 The Underground
Book #7 Busted!
Book #8 Death Strike
Book #9 The Search
Book #10 On the Run
Book #11 Into the Storm
Book #12 Earthquake!
Book #13 The Showdown
Book #14 Judgment Day
Book #15 Battling the Commander
Book #16 Fire from Heaven
Book #17 Terror in the Stadium
Book #18 Darkening Skies
Book #19 Attack of Apollyon
Book #20 A Dangerous Plan
Book #21 Secrets of New Babylon
Book #22 Escape from New Babylon
Book #23 Horsemen of Terror
Book #24 Uplink from the Underground
Book #25 Death at the Gala
Book #26 The Beast Arises
Book #27 Wildfire!
Book #28 The Mark of the Beast
Book #29 Breakout!
Book #30 Murder in the Holy Place
Book #31 Escape to Masada
Book #32 The War of the Dragon
Book #33 Attack on Petra*
Book #34 Bounty Hunters*
*February 2004-Release Date.
You can pre-order these books from Amazon!

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Nada,The Horrible
Review: This book is really good with the exception of Nada.I HATE NADA!!! she,s (in my opinion )not a good addition to the Young Trib Force.And I can't believe that Judd could like her.She's too weak.Anyway since i hate her I won't spend so much time on her.i really like vicki.I wish they could trade Nada for chaya.
In my book it was supposed to be Vicki and judd!!!!

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Christian Propaganda
Review: This series of novels is inspired by "The Revelation to John", the last book in the New Testament, the third section of the Bible, the Christian holy book. "The Revelation to John" (which is often misnamed "The Book of Revelations") tells the Christian myth of what will happen at the end of the world. Basically, the authors took this story, which is barely 20 pages long, and turned it into a series of 12 novels plus a spin-off series that deals with kids. The Christian view is that only the people that believe that Jesus lived 2,000 years ago and died for their sins will be saved and receive an eternal reward in Heaven. What makes this worse is that individual merit based on good or evil deeds is not taken into consideration, because Christians believe that human beings cannot be put right with God except through Jesus. Christians believe that they are saved through faith alone; no amount of good works can win God's approval. So, all of the people that don't believe in Jesus will receive an eternal punishment in Hell, regardless of how many good deeds they do and how caring they are to other people. Meanwhile, the Christians will be saved no matter how evil they behave, because they've got Jesus on their side. "The Revelation to John" tells of an event known as the Rapture: all of the Christians are taken up to Heaven, and everyone else is left behind on Earth. After an event known as the Tribulation and world rule by someone known as the Anti-Christ, Jesus finally returns to Earth and defeats his enemies. Then the old Heaven and the old Earth go away, and a new Heaven and a new Earth are established - with God as King, of course. This took 20 pages in the Bible. Imagine reading the same story stretched over thousands of pages. As a non-Christian, I'm alarmed at what I consider to be an evil religion perpetuated by zealous idiots. Christians base their beliefs on documents that are close to 2,000 years old but don't quite date back to the time period that the events within allegedly occured. There is no physical evidence of the existence of Jesus. There are no non-Christian records of Jesus (not even in Roman execution records). There are no records by astrologists of the time period that describe such an event as that which supposedly occured during Jesus' crucifixion. I belief that the reason that Christianity has endured and grown as much as it has is because it's the only religion in the world that threatens the non-believer with an eternal punishment. Christianity is, at its core, a religion that rewards the "yes" people and punishes the nonconformists. The Bible itself orders Christians to spread the religion throughout the world. Christians feels that it's their duty to convert all non-Christians to Christianity. They pity non-Christians and "pray for their souls". They place themselves into a group of the elite - the saved. They start missions to convert the "heathen" non-Christians and "bring them over to Jesus". The Roman Catholic Church even has a division, called Propaganda, that specifically tries to establish churches in non-Christian nations. An example of a Christian mission is this book series. The authors are trying to bring readers to Jesus through these novels, which have, sadly, become best-sellers. I think that Christians should abort their missions and just leave people of other religions in peace. I'm so glad that there are billions of non-Christians in the world. It would be horrible if the Christians converted everyone. The world needs a balance of beliefs. Otherwise, it would lose its diversity. If you want to read a good book of a battle between good and evil, then read "The Stand: The Complete & Uncut Edition" by Stephen King. It tells a similar story, only better and in only 1,000 pages. The premise is that a superflu kills millions of people (we don't see what's going on in the whole world, just the United States), and those that are left band into two opposing camps of good and evil. The thing that makes King's book a lot better than this series is that no explanation is ever given for why these people are immune to the superflu. All types of people are left behind, both Christians and non-Christians. The authors of the "Left Behind" series make it seem like the world would fall into chaos if all of the Christians disappear, which is ludicrous. King wisely avoids this in his book. Buy it and enjoy it. Skip the "Left Behind" series. If you want to know what happens, take an hour to read "The Revelation to John".

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Not my favorite out of the series
Review: While the demons are on the loose, the young tribulation force and other believers are able to teach others about christ. A close friend asks Vicki if she will go with him to help teach others. Meanwhile, Judd doesn't know what to do about Nada and her family in Israel. Will Vicki take the chance and go with her friend? Will Judd make the right decision?


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