The Left Behind Fantasy: The Theology Behind the Left Behind Tales - eBook
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The Left Behind Fantasy: The Theology Behind the Left Behind Tales - eBook  -     By: William Powell Tuck

The Left Behind Fantasy: The Theology Behind the Left Behind Tales - eBook

Resource Publications / 2010 / ePub

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Title: The Left Behind Fantasy: The Theology Behind the Left Behind Tales - eBook
By: William Powell Tuck
Format: DRM Free ePub
Vendor: Resource Publications
Publication Date: 2010
ISBN: 9781498272254
ISBN-13: 9781498272254
Stock No: WW107594EB

Publisher's Description

The popular Left Behind series by Tim LaHaye and Jerry Jenkins has sold more than 62 million copies since the first volume appeared in 1995. Jerry Falwell pronounced it the most important series of books in the history of modern Christianity. Many readers have assumed it gives the true facts about the way the world will end and what will happen to all the people in it. But according to real biblical scholarship, this series is seriously flawed. Based on a misreading of many scriptures, including Daniel and the Book of Revelation, it has fed a kind of hysteria in the Christian populace that has led many people to reorder their existence in expectation of an impending doom and the sudden, unexpected return of Jesus. In this book, William Powell Tuck carefully and authoritatively refutes the premises and faulty theology of the Left Behind books, critiquing them in the light of genuine biblical scholarship and common sense.

Author Bio

William Powell Tuck has served as pastor in Virginia, Kentucky, North Carolina and Louisiana and was Professor of Preaching at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He has written more than two hundred articles for professional or scholarly journals and is the author or editor of sixteen books, including The Compelling Faces of Jesus, Knowing God: Religious Knowledge in the Theology of John Baillie, and The Meaning of the Ten Commandments Today.

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