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Beware! the Lies of Satan
It's high time we pull the covers off the enemy and expose him for who he really is, the murderer, destroyer, their, deceiver and biggest liar of all time. In this book , you will begin to discover the truth about our heavenly Father and how you can stand in victory over the devil.
227 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1995
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March 7, 2020
Frederick KC Price is a Word of Faith preacher and had I known this tidbit when I saw Beware the Lies of Satan at a thrift store, I would have likely passed it by. But instead I paid a dollar and read it. Word of Faith preachers are not known for their Biblical soundness, but I found this to be Biblically centered with passages from the Bible on nearly every page.
On a seemingly endless quest to find the meaning of good and evil in this reality, I was attracted to the book because of its title. Based on what I've learned about satan and satanism, Dr. Price is pretty much on point. His tone is not preachy, judgmental, or condescending, but rather direct and kind. No traces of modern, stereotypical Word of Faith characteristics.
UPDATE 3/7/20: Two months after reading this book and a little more familiar with Word of Faith modus operandi, I now understand that "not preachy, judgmental, or condescending" is exactly what Word of Faith is. Don't offend and make everyone feel good, so they'll give you money. Now I know. Oops.
On a seemingly endless quest to find the meaning of good and evil in this reality, I was attracted to the book because of its title. Based on what I've learned about satan and satanism, Dr. Price is pretty much on point. His tone is not preachy, judgmental, or condescending, but rather direct and kind. No traces of modern, stereotypical Word of Faith characteristics.
UPDATE 3/7/20: Two months after reading this book and a little more familiar with Word of Faith modus operandi, I now understand that "not preachy, judgmental, or condescending" is exactly what Word of Faith is. Don't offend and make everyone feel good, so they'll give you money. Now I know. Oops.
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