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The Devil’s Pulpit – Volume 1
Subtitle: Astro-theological Sermons
Author: Rev. Robert Taylor
This series of sermons was meant to challenge the rigid and uncompromising views that were held by Christianity in England at the time. Reverend Taylor was originally a doctor who took up the holy orders in the Church of England. His intense curiosity and desire to find the truth found him studying the roots of Christianity and its interesting connections to astrology and the signs of the zodiac.
He came to the conclusion that Christianity is based on much older religions and its rituals are directly descended from ancient Egyptian and pagan practices. Although Taylor’s holy orders were revoked and he was banned from preaching in the U.K., he continued his work in Ireland. He later returned to England and became even more controversial than ever. Arrested for blasphemy, he kept writing in jail.
Upon his release he toured the universities of England with a colleague, debating and beating virtually everyone with material covered in this book. Subjects covered include the origins of Christianity, the real purpose of Jesus and the apostles, and the importance of the zodiac and its symbolism in relation to Christianity. Rev. Taylor was a trailblazer for all those who dare to question current beliefs.
ISBN 9781585092574 • 368 pages • Size: 6×9 • Price: $29.95
The Devil’s Pulpit – Volume Two
Author: Rev. Robert Taylor
Includes the complete Memoir of Taylor’s life, found only in the Book Tree edition. The sermons from both volumes stirred up more trouble in England than most anything else during this time. Taylor questioned every- thing in the Christian faith that seemed deceitful and disgusting, which was being supported by those around him. As a result, he was shunned by family and friends, and ousted by the Church. He was jailed more than once and spent his prison time writing.
Subjects include The Dangers of Belief, The Origins & Purpose of the Devil, the Zodiac & the Old Testament, the Fall of Man, Noah, Who Was Abraham?, Origins of the Lord God, and more.
ISBN 9781585093618 • 350 pages • Size: 6×9 • Price: $24.95
The Bible’s Most Embarrassing Moments
Subtitle: Contains Portions of the Old and New Testaments
Author: Paul Tice.
The Bible is often referred to as “the good book,” but sometimes it’s not. If they made the entire Bible into a movie it would be rated X. Would you want your children to see it? Read this book and then decide. Don’t bore yourself with the rest of the Bible – just read this one! All the boring stuff was taken out. Take a break from prime-time TV. Here’s all the sex, bloodshed and murder you can stand – all yours for just a few measley bucks. For those who take the Bible literally, we only ask that you not use this as a guidebook for moral conduct.
ISBN 1585090255 • 172 pages • Size: 5×8 • Price: $14.95
Popery: Foe of the Church and the Republic
Author: Joseph F. Van Dyke
We never hear the word “popery” today, but it seems to be used in the same fashion as “thievery” or “thuggery.” There have been many schemes and deceptions by the popes, with an endless supply of hypocrisy, lies, and double-dealing dirt that’s been exposed for your enjoyment in this book. It was not until the late 6th Century before the supremacy of the pope was accepted – and once popery began, Christianity was never the same again. Provides surprising information from an alternative point of view on how the Vatican came to be what it is today.
ISBN 1585090581 • 336 pages • Size: 6×9 • illustrated • Price: $25.95
Pocket Theology
Author: Voltaire
A collection of quotes, aphorisms and definitions arranged alphabetically. It serves as a pocket dictionary of theology like none other found today.
Virtually every- thing he wrote during his life on religion was immediately banned, so this collection of “highlights” will allow the reader to understand why his views met with such hostility. No person or religion is perfect and Voltaire was able to use his sharp wit and sarcasm to point out these imperfections. Instead of making us angry at religious authority, he gives us the ability to laugh at their follies or ignorance. Some sections may still create a bit of anger, however.
Otherwise, how could it be Voltaire?
ISBN 9781585093601 • 134 pages • Size: 5×8 • Price: $11.95
History of the Cross
Subtitle: The Pagan Origin and Idolatrous Adoption and Worship of the Image
Author: Henry Dana Ward
Foreward: Paul Tice
Ward wrote many positive Christian books, but one thing bothered him after years of research.
He found that the traditional beliefs surrounding the cross and its worship were wrong. According to Ward, this was a pagan symbol that should never have been adopted. Idols were not to be worshiped by early Christians, and the cross was no exception. According to Ward, revering the cross is based on lies, deception, and ignorance. He shows how the lies began, who spread them, and how and why they did it.
ISBN 1585090565 • 104 pages • Size: 6×9 • illustrated • $11.95
