Category: History Publisher: Thomas Spriggs
ISBN-10: 0615245048
Pages: 229
Copyright: July 30, 2008
ISBN-13: 9780615245041
Details the place of 9/11 in the ongoing war on faith.
There is a great war going on in the world today, a war over the future of religion. It is being fought on every continent of the globe, and only one side will prevail.
In the powerful new book, "End of Days: 9/11 and the War on Faith", Thomas Spriggs takes the reader through the modern history of this conflict to today's headlines. Mr. Spriggs takes a fresh look at the fateful period leading up to 9/11 and comes to the conclusion that the destruction of the World Trade center WAS an inside job, know about well in advance, and intentionally allowed to happen by the Clinton Administration for political gain.
There are a flood of books about 9/11 conspiracies on the market today, but only one dares to tell the truth; "End of Days: 9/11 and the War on Faith".
A two chapter preview is available at www.lulu.com.
Excerpt
Today we are in the midst of a great religious war. It is not
fought in the sands of Iraq or the mountains of Afghanistan; instead, it
is fought in iPods and televisions, movies and discos all around the
world. It is a religion of hatred and intolerance, and millions have been
destroyed to appease it. It is humanism.
-from Chapter Two, "The New Religion"
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Reviews for "End of Days: 9/11 and the War on Faith"
Reviewed by Malcolm Watts
11/27/2008
Humanism is not a religion. It is not based on intolerance and hatred. It is simply based on the truth that God is only an idea made up by men. We don't need God or religion to be ethical and kind. Religion is based on lies and misinformation and depends on the brainwashing of little children. I grew up in an evangelical home and know what I am saying. Fundamental Islam is a threat to civilization. Religion is the basis of much of the pain and misery in this world. 911 would not have happened without religious fanatics. Mankind must sort out its own problems and learn to live together in peace. This is not likely to happen but certainly won't happen with religions who think they hold ultimate "truth" and that everyone ought to believe what they believe. Malcolm Watts
