Dave Hunt and T.A. McMahon expose the workings of occult doctrine within the churches today.
The Seduction of Christianity demonstrates how the principles of sorcery are what lie behind the
"power of positive thinking" and "self help" teachings which are often utilized by churches in their
attempts to tap into God's spiritual power.
This book is a must-read for those who desire greater discernment in their walk with the Lord, to
separate the holy from the profane as these doctrines sweep mankind into the world unification
movement. The authors reveal that: "The mastermind behind the scenes is Satan himself, and the
world takeover is his move."
The apostle Paul wrote to Timothy: ". in the last days perilous times shall come. For men shall be
lovers of their own selves ." (2 Timothy 3:1-2). When I interviewed Tom McMahon in person, he
shared that his view of the coming "apostasy" warned of by Paul (2 Thessalonians 2:3) will most
likely surround the exaltation of self, and may well be the driving force behind Antichrist's world
religion.
As such, we believe this book is an important work to help Christians discern the difference between
the power of God through the Gospel, and the working of Satan through self empowerment.
REVIEWS
"Clever counterfeits that appear to be genuine deceive millions. In Galatians, the apostle Paul severel
y reproves these churches for their defection from the faith. Dave Hunt... in prayerful Paulian fashion,
exhorts, identifies, analyzes and warns the church against the wolves amongst our flocks..."
-- R. Allen
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The premise of the book defines how and why the end times come about...After setting the stage,
some startling info is given. For example, it is noted that the third President, John Taylor - a Mormon -
"said that Christianity was 'hatched in hell' and 'a perfect pack of nonsense... The Devil could not invent
a better engine to spread his work...This book delves into the realm of the Freemasons, and other groups
like the trilateral commission, showing the evolving of relationships between religion, economy, and the
government..."
-- T. Dogg, Central Florida
