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Firestorm grows over 'Christian heresy' book - "A Book About Heaven,
Hell, and the Fate of Every Person Who Ever Lived" was heading
towards universalism (i.e. everyone goes to their own version of
heaven regardless of their acceptance of the cross, works and
sacrifice of Jesus Christ) - The book was scheduled to be released
March 29, 2011 but Harper One [HarperCollins] pushed the release up
to March 15 [Ides of March] - next Tuesday {Possibly intentionally
being released on the 15th of March to commemorate yet another NWO
accomplished agenda and stab in the back to traditional Christianity.}
He said the controversy swirling is unlike anything else he has seen in this category of books. "I'm not sure I've ever
seen this amount of anticipation," he said. "Love Wins" is Bell's first book since his break from Zondervan, the
Christian publisher based in Grand Rapids, Michigan, that published Bell's first four books and also publishes the
New International Version [NIV] of the Bible, one of the most popular translations of the Bible among evangelicals.
Bell's split from Zondervan came in part over this new book. "The break with Zondervan was amicable," Tauber
said. "In the end the president of Zondervan made the decision. The proposal came in and they said, 'This proposal
doesn't fit in with our mission.'" Zondervan would not discuss its relationship with Bell but released a statement:
Zondervan has published four books by Rob Bell, as well as numerous Nooma videos in which Rob was featured.
We published these titles because we believed they were consistent with Zondervan's [fooling of Christians - occult]
mission statement and publishing philosophy. We still believe these titles are impactful with their message and
positive contribution and intend to continue to publish them. Tauber said when he got the call that Bell's new book
was up for bid, HarperOne jumped at the chance. "There were at least four or five major publishers that were
involved in bidding for this book," he said. *When pressed for financial figures of the deal, he said, "We're talking a
six-figure deal for the advance, but I can't say more than that." Tauber said HarperOne had been "keeping an eye on
him" since Bell's first [ghost authored - actually written by an anonymous, interested, agenda driven, vested 3rd
party] book, "Velvet Elvis," came in as a proposal. That book went on to sell 500,000 copies. Bell skyrocketed to
prominence with the the Nooma series, which were short teachings by Bell, away from the pulpit and with indie
film sensibilities. The high production values and quick releases of the short films made them a hit in [easily
deceived] evangelical circles. In them Bell honed his trademark style of asking tough traditional questions about
faith and exploring them from angles other than traditional answers.
Satanic Bible by Anton La Vey (called "The Black Pope") -- from
HarperCollins Publishers owend by Fox News Channel owner Rupert
Murdoch
Called "The Black Pope" by many of his followers, Anton La Vey began the road to High Priesthood of the (lurch
of Satan when he was only 16 years old and an organ player in a carnival: ... From that time early in his life his path
was clear. Finally, on the last night of April, 1966 -- Walpurgisnacht, the most important festival of the believers in
witchcraft -- LaVey shaved his head in the tradition of Ancient executioners and announced the formation of The
Church Of Satan. He had seen the need for a church that would recapture man's body and his carnal desires as
objects of celebration.
More Than A Wizard: L. Frank Baum by Cat Rambo Published May 2009
-- Politically, Baum was a flaming liberal - His wife was the daughter of
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