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July 16, 2014 By Fr. John A. Peck

“Left Behind” and the Corruption of Biblical Interpretation

by David Carlson In this time of global uncertainty, terrorism, sniper attacks, and threats of war, one style of religious writing has catapulted to the top of best-seller lists. Known as the Left Behind series, these fictional works proclaim that the end of the world as imminent. This apocalyptic … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Rapturemania Tagged With: Biblical interpretation, David Carlson, Left Behind, Rapture

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