Entrapped by Amzon

Repetitive & Shallow

Revisado: 03-16-25

This book is based off of the life and writings of a Doctor of the church. It should be full of strong Catholic references, dogma, and philosophy. This book is hours of saying the same sentence on repeat, and misinterpreting the visions as new age sounding fever dreams. It’s poorly done at best, and an introduction into relativism and the new age feminism at worst. It is stomach curdling.

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The juxtaposition of faith and current events

Revisado: 02-10-25

This book juxtaposes the current events as we see them daily impacting the world, with a slower, but not less violent or dynamic history. It reminds Catholics that following Mary and through her, Jesus, is really all that is necessary to revolutionize the world and society.

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The end and so much more to do

Revisado: 08-11-24

I think that the end for Rand was done badly. His three ladies were definitely out of character at the end.

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Very surprising ending

Revisado: 06-26-23

This book had many surprise twists and turns. None of the characters were as initially thought.

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Terrible and terrifying

Revisado: 07-08-22

This should be required reading For all parents of children to know how dangerous the world is actually. This is a terrible tragic story but I am grateful that she shared it to allow others to comprehend how truly awful people are and how extremely easy it is for them to get our children.

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Why do we trust doctors to be infallible more than the bank teller.

Revisado: 06-16-22

Why do we? Isn’t our health more important than our money? Why don’t we research what and why finding goes where? Why don’t we pay attention to medical recalls? Why do we double check our account m, but not our health.

What if Fauci IS wrong? What if he KNOWS it?

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The story is good but rape is laughed at

Revisado: 03-09-22

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This story is good, I enjoy the deep character development, but Matt is raped (and if you don’t think so substitute a woman’s name for his and would that be ok for a king?) Then he is laughed at when he explains it. He is told the age old “you were asking for it.” When they said it was good that he got what he gave, the thing is that Matt is a flirt, but as soon as a woman says no - he immediately stops pursuing her.

This book handles rape, but truly shows the foolishness of the world around it.

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Started well, ended poorly

Revisado: 02-14-22

It started with real considerations. A science fiction version with truth in it, but it ended in a new age falsification of truth that blended validity with smut. I won’t be reading the next.

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This is the needed look at our foundation

Revisado: 07-22-20

This book lays the troubles suspected and some that I never suspected out on the table. While studying this book you can see how history unfolded in both the secular and faith landscape. Unfortunately, it has unfolded into an ugly picnic blanket instead of a regal alter shroud.

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