The Many Faces of Deception

by Florence Bulle

The Truth About False Teachings in the Church The Many Faces of Deception seriously challenges recent popular teachings in the church. Fabricated teachings wrapped around carefully selected Scriptures and promoted by magnetic personalities have combined to take a tremendous toll on many within the church. Unfortunately, the deceptions persist. Using biblical guidelines, Florence Bulle explores and exposes New Age influence on the church
Name it and claim it
Inner healing
Angelic visitations
Codependency
Submission in the church and home
Prosperity
"The Lord told me" prophetic revelations and other enticing doctrines.

219 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1989

Reviews

[Cynthia Fisher]

I found Ms. Bulle's line of reasoning very difficult to follow. Most of her examples were almost outlandish. Do not recommend anyone reading this book.

[Ramki Ramji]

Good

[Sarah]

A good book in the main. I read it rather quickly. A decent overview of some dodgy teachings doing the rounds in Christianity today.

[Mumsy]

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