I like to collect bad Christian books. It’s an addiction. I own all of these. And more. I feel like it’s time to share them with the world.
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I like to collect bad Christian books. It’s an addiction. I own all of these. And more. I feel like it’s time to share them with the world.
Comments are closed.
These are top quality! At a recent book sale at my seminary I went and purchased quite a few outdated seedy marriage books and gave them to some recently engaged friends. Yep, I was pretty proud of myself for that priceless gift, especially when they opened it in front of family.
The best thing about Backwards Masking Unmasked, which I picked up from a library sale at my college (seminary), is that on the inside of the front cover, in thick, red, marker pen, is the name of my New Testament lecturer.
I wonder if anyone has tried playing Bach backwards?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUHQ2ybTejU
The final one looks vaguely interesting.
Have you posted on it?
I’m interested in the kitchen one. What on earth is it about?
Oh my goodness. Pure gold.
The cover art on Jacob Aranza’s book on Backward Masking is way groovy (or should that be yvoorg yaw?). It reminds of those scary mid-1980s videos which talked about the dangers of heavy metal music… In fact some fundies apparently discovered back-masked messages on popular Christian rock songs of the day which was justification for a local gospel radio station to banish them from their playlists! Hilarious.
I had some fun reviewing this book a couple of years ago – you can check the reviews and associated goodies out in the tag archive.
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