NEW TITLES SPOTLIGHT How to Argue with a Liberal...and WIN! Edited by Joel McDurmon When a devotee of private property, free market, limited government principles states his position, he is inevitably confronted with a barrage of socialistic clichés. Failure to answer these has effectively silenced many a spokesman for freedom. Here are suggested answers to some of the most persistent of the “Clichés of Socialism.”… MORE Myths, Lies, & Half-truths Gary DeMar In Gary DeMar's book, Myths, Lies, & Half-Truths readers will explore in detail the 15 most deadly lies accepted by far too many Christians and Christian leaders. Why does this happen? Because we misread the Bible in many ways.… MORE Christianity in the United States Daniel Dorchester Daniel Dorchester's Christianity in the United States is a book that liberals have kept buried for a long time, never to see the light of day. For the first time in 100 years, it is back in print. They cant keep it buried any longer.… MORE Antichrist Revealed Jerry Johnson In the last one hundred years dispensationalists have, by the thousands thrown their hats into the ring trying to guess who Antichrist is, what country he will come from, how old he will be, and most importantly when he will be revealed. During an interview with Eternity magazine 1977 Hal Lindsey stated, “In my personal opinion, he is alive somewhere now.” … MORE Navigating the Book of Revelation Kenneth L. Gentry, Jr. Navigating the Book of Revelation: Special Studies on Important Issues is the first book produced from Dr. Gentry's Revelation Commentary Project's research. In it the student of Revelation will find fifteen special studies on key issues for working his way through John's mysterious book. Some of the studies are technical studies; some are more general. All offer important insights into the preterist interpretation of Revelation.… MORE Postmillenialism Made Easy Kenneth L. Gentry, Jr. The average Bible-believing Christian today believes that we are living in the shadow of the Second Coming. Consequently, they hold no long-range view of the future because they expect the Rapture to snatch them out of the world at any minute. Postmillennialism, however, offers Christians an exciting hope-filled view of the future that encourages long-term planning and diligent labor for the glory of God.… MORE God Verses Socialism Joel McDurmon A Biblical Critique of the New Social Gospel: The biblical witness is clear: God believes in private property, and He not only desires us but commands us to live by that rule as well. Socialism is the belief that private property is a bad idea. Socialists believe that governments should own most or all property and distribute it as government experts, scientists, politicians, or occasionally voters see fit.… MORE Commentaries on the Laws of the Ancient Hebrews E.C. Wines E.C. Wines' Commentaries on the Laws of the Ancient Hebrews is a masterpiece whose content has never been duplicated. Wines begin his 640-page volume with an Introductory Essay on Civil Society and Government. While many modern-day Christians want to separate God's revealed law from civil society, Wines argues that civil government is of divine origin and "that God is the universal governor; that civil government is a sacred trust from him; that he rules in and by the civil magistrate; and that civil obedience is a religious obligation, a tribute due to heaven, he cause he ministers in the person of the ruler."… MORE From Behind the Veil: Epistles of John Peter Leithart Peter Leithart's commentary on 1 - 3 John is the latest entry in The Through New Eyes Bible Commentary Series. John, in his epistles, is continuing themes that he began to write about in his gospel, but which now have heightened in intensity and urgency as 70 AD approaches.… MORE