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So you want to go to Hell and be the first in line

Revisado: 03-18-22

This is the perfect book for the immoral and the unscrupulous. If power is your god, this book will show you how to worship Him. This book is your Bible

This is also the perfect book for anyone who wants to understand the politicians in Washington DC

Know your enemy!

Law number two - never put too much trust in your friends. They are backstabbers just like you.

Law number seven - Get others to do the work for you but always take the credit.
If this law is true then the author did not write the book but had several Ghost writers do the research for him and then he put his name on the cover.

Law number 42 - strike the shepherd and the sheep will scatter. The author also councils against martyrdom as you gain nothing. He believes it is better to survive and fight back later.
This is the opposite of the Christian experience.
Christianity exploded after the death of Jesus Christ and the martyrs of the first century.

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A weapon unused is a useless weapon

Revisado: 11-26-21

I think that is from Spies like us. The General had some missiles that he wanted to fire

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Great book but....

Revisado: 08-21-18

Awesome book that seems to be very well researched. this book expands on topics that I have read in many other books on the subject.

Tge only caveat being is that the authors political leanings paint some of thier conclusions. for example, Antonin Scalia an originalist is not a racist. because One Believes In the founding documents does not mean that one believes that slavery should be brought back.

to be sure many of our founding fathers we're hypocrites but it does not change the truth in The Words which they wrote.

the book was quite long as it seemed to straighten to other parts of History's that would have probably been left two separate books. I would love to reread this book however it's length is an issue for me

all that having been said this book is very well worth the time.

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Got to of Pope Leo

Revisado: 06-13-18

I had to read this book to wash the taste of "The Just" out of my brain

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WOW, what a depressing view of America

Revisado: 06-13-18

first of all the narrator did a great job.

however I really struggled to finish this book because this author really hates America

it is a wonder that anyone would want to come to this country.
companies control you through slave wages.
bankers and Realtors will do anything to steal your house.
politicians are corrupt (okay I give him that one)
police and judges are corrupt
and the entire country is out to steal from the poor.

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A little vague

Revisado: 06-05-18

I would have liked to have seen specific examples on subjects for example euthanasia, birth control, the death penalty, embryonic stem cell research Etc

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a total blowhard

Revisado: 06-02-18

I'm a fan of GK Chesterton in CS Lewis I truly struggled to get through this book

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A must for anyone interested in history

Revisado: 05-30-18

a peek into the mind of a Madman. the man was an evil genius. he was ahead of its time in his ability to Market his ideas. after all he was able to sell genocide to his people.

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A great book

Revisado: 04-10-18

a wonderful insight on Christian boys and their struggles to become strong Dependable men in a modern world

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A Computer god for those that don't believe in God

Revisado: 02-02-18

What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?

I hope this is not a Spoiler. A computer has "Fixed" the problem of war by controlling peoples' thoughts. Our Virtues are imputable to us because we freely follow our conscience to do what is morally right. in doing so, we can said to be a "good" person. However, when we ignore our conscience and allow our vices to control us our evils are imputable to us.
If a computer interferes with our "free will", our actions we can't be said to be good or evil because we did not freely choose them.
I simply could not get past the suggestion that a computer could accomplish what God could not. (40 million years of peace)

Has The Memory of Earth turned you off from other books in this genre?

I Love the Ender and Shadow Series. I will continue to recommend those books.

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