Amazon Thou Shalt Not Bear False Witness, by Gary Dale Cearley Category:  History Publisher: Aux Arcs Publishing ISBN-10:  184728731X Type: Non-Fiction Pages: 204 Copyright: July 8th, 2006 Gary Dale Cearley's ground breaking book straightens out the myths concerning one of the biggest religious conspiracies of all time. Gary Dale's arguments are grounded on the only thing that matter. The facts. Just when you thought you knew your history... A must read.      Excerpt Freedom of religion is something that we in the United States have always prided ourselves on. For every religion or creed there is someone who finds hope, justice, inspiration, salvation, God… I believe that we should always be mindful and respectful of others’ beliefs. I demand that they are respectful of my own so I personally insure to give them the same. This is why this book exists. Not long ago I was sent by e-mail the text to “How the Vatican Created Islam” by an acquaintance in Canada. This title was so incredible that it immediately caught my eye. Was there something I had missing in all my years of reading and studying and traveling? I printed it out to take home. As I was scanning over it with my eyes several of the statements in the testimony seemed just as out of place as the title did when I read it originally. But I sat it aside and didn’t pay any attention. About a week later I was forwarded the David Icke Newsletter by another person, and lo and behold, in it was “How the Vatican Created Islam”. This time the mail was coming from New Zealand. I took the writing a bit more serious this go around. Then I got it again from someone in the United States. I really started to take this piece of writing seriously now.

Peer Review by A.J. Garrotto
“In reading Gary Dale Cearley’s Thou Shalt Not Bear False Witness: The Truth About the Vatican and the Birth of Islam, I appreciate the author’s meticulous historical documentation and clarity of insight into the ‘way things were’ during the first seven centuries following the Resurrection of Christ. From my Roman Catholic point of view, Cearley’s defense of my religious community is welcome, not just his for refutation of Jack Chick’s and Alberto Rivera’s assertions, but even more for his passionate commitment to truth in a world that fosters deceit and untruth at all levels of society.”

-- A. J. Garrotto, author of Circles of Stone (Hilliard & Harris Publishers)


Gordo Pei: This is What I was Looking For!
Amazon.ca Customer Rating: Four Stars
Jul 24 2006

"If you are unfamiliar with the Chick Tract phenomenon then this book will be an eye opener. Unfortunately not enough has been revealed about the odd and interesting religious oddball from south of the border. Chick is somewhat of an icon in the religious community in the US and his long running claim that the Muslim faith is a product of the Popish church is taken up at last by the contentious and controversial G.D.Cearley. Cearley shines a spotlight in to the darkened recess of an insipid and maddening labyrinth of lies, deception, half-truths, and innuendo. In the past Arkansas was famous for giving the United States disingenuous politicians; now Arkansas is going to be known for giving the United States G.D. Cearley. This work is, if nothing else, seminal. I eagerly await the book signing tour that is sure to zig zag across Canada soon, I'll be there to see this guy with my own eyes."

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Wilson M.N.Barnsworth-Smith
Amazon.co.uk Rating: Five Stars (Maximum!)
18 Jul 2006

"This represents (quite possibly) the most cutting edge research in to the Chick Conspiracy Theory to date. While many in the UK may be unfamiliar with the exploits of Jack Chick and his religious tracts, he has been muck raking for decades and has a string of controversial claims to his name - the most prominent being the theory that the Catholic Church created Islam. After reading this work in a matter of one hour and sixteen minutes (because I couldn't take my eyes off it) I asked myself, `where has this Cearley chap been hiding'? This is a ripping tale of Chinese whispers and crackpot innuendo from the lunatic fringe."

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