Last Call

by Jack T. Chick

Book Overview

Biblical revival . . . and how you can have it! Over one hundred years ago, God raised up a mighty man named Charles G. Finney. Because of God's power in his life, Finney's piercing words penetrated... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0937958069
• ISBN13: 9780937958063
• Release Date: February 1963
• Publisher: Chick Publications
• Length: 64 Pages
• Weight: 0.23 lbs.

Customer Reviews

UNVEILING MYSTERY BABYLON

THIS A VERY INFORMATIVE BOOK ON THE ORIGIN OF THE MYSTERIOUS CULT OF BABYLON, AND THE EVOLUTION OF IT INTO THE PSUEDO-CHRISIAN WOMAN THAT WILL ULTIMATELY RIDE THE BEAST.A MUST READ FOR ANYONE SEKING TO UNDERSTAND THE HISTORY OF THE ORIGIN OF MANY OF TODAYS CHURCH TRADITIONS,ESPECIALLY THOSE OF ROMAN CATHOLIC ORIGIN. I BELIEVE THAT MR. HISLOP EXPOSES THE FRAUD OF CONSTANTINIAN CHRISTIANITY, BOTH PAST AND PRESENT.THE RESEARCH IN THIS TEXT IS EXTENSIVE AND IT IS ALSO A LITTLE WORDY FOR THOSE LESS TECHNICALLY INCLINED,BUT A GOOD READ NON THE LESS. I GIVE IT TWO THUMBS UP.

This book is regarded as a classic among orthodox Christians

Majoring in the substance of the Puritan case against the papacy, this book is upsetting to Romanists, but remarkably enlightening to the serious church history scholar.It is not particularly easy reading, but the content is solid and well documented.

Unreliable!!!

One author, Ralph Woodrow, who used Hislop's material actually had the sence to check it out for himself. To his astonishment, he found out it was full of errors - top to bottom. People who thrive after material like this would probably long for the writings of David Duke and Louis Farrakhahn as well. Time to grow up people!

The truth shall set you free...

Unless your mind is open to considering the truth about modern christianity, I would not recommend reading it. This book is an excellent source of all the similarities between the christian and pagan festivals, symbolisms and dogmas. If one has a hard time accepting the facts presented in this book, one merely needs to converse with someone who practices paganism to validate its premise and conclusion. I suggest talking to wiccans about the spring and fall festivals. Even a quick glance at an ecyclopedia will reveal how pagan All Saints and All Souls days are, not to mention Halloween. I find that this book does not delve too deeply into the reasons and hisory surrounding the embracemant of pagan theology by the christian church. For these studies, I reccomend reading Primitave Christianity by Rudolph Bultmann, the Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire, or simply attending a college course on medieval european history or history of art. The most shocking thing I have found through my own investigation is that people who attend seminary or religious studies for the purpose of becoming a member of the clergy know all about these facts, but choose to ignore them and not teach then based on their blind faith. I have known such people who have left the clergy or gave up on the church because of what they learned in their studies. It is not difficult to confirm the premise and conclusion of this book with a little independent investigation.