LAS VEGAS, June 20, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Is Christianity humanity's great hope, as Christianity has led people to believe, or is it simply a stunningly contrived hoax? Are Christian doctrines "truths," or merely cunningly devised fables? Author Doug Huffman, through Christianity; Great Hope or Hoax?, exposes many revelations addressing the fables which have been and are taught as "truth" in Christianity. Don't Christians deserve the "real" biblical truth?
This honest and frank book addresses "truths," which shake up the foundations of Christian beliefs -- but is Christianity ready for these truths? Most Christian doctrines presupposed as true do not come from the Bible at all, as Christianity claims, but are merely a modern version of ancient Greek paganism. In this book, Huffman highlights and addresses Christianities "preconceived truths" as simply "true lies." The fault lies not with individual Christians, since these "fables" they have accepted as "truth" were simply passed to them traditionally. They have simply accepted what they were taught to believe which is not what the original Bible scriptures actually teach at all!
Sadly, today's world is held captive by traditional religious fables currently taught as truth, but the time has come for the unveiling of the hidden (shockingly hidden right in front of us) "truth" and for the release from the control of demonic spiritual forces. It is written; "The truth will set you free" and now is the time!
Is Christianity really humanity's great hope or just an astoundingly cleaver hoax? Read this shocking compilation and see for yourself, if you aren't afraid of what you will find!
Christianity; Great Hope or Hoax? * by Doug Huffman
Publication Date: December 27, 2007
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