Dear Friends,
The ten-year anniversary edition of Dragon Slayer Jesus Christ, The Rise of the New World Order, is now available here in paperback.
From the Introduction:
The events of the past ten years have proven Dragon Slayer Jesus Christ to be right on target. A few of the more crucial topics included the dangers of vaccines (Chapter IV), the importance of taking control of your own health (Chapter VII), the authority of the church (Chapter XIII), government entrapment (Chapter XV), mind control (Chapter XV), and the attack on the American soldier (Chapter XVI). Dragon Slayer forewarned and forearmed readers concerning these subjects. Several other themes proved to be prescient as well. Volumes could be written detailing how the topics covered in Dragon Slayer have developed over the last ten years. Other authors, more capable than myself, have already covered much of this ground. Therefore, in lieu of another book or books, I offer this ten-year anniversary edition as a limited update. A brief section follows each of the non-fiction chapters to examine how the ideas discussed are playing out. I have left the original text as it was. Many of the websites cited in Dragon Slayer have been taken down, but they can still be found using the Internet Wayback Machinee: <www.archive.org>. A lot has changed over the last ten years. God-fearing Americans have been treated as enemies of the state. (For example, moms who spoke out at school-board meetings have been placed on FBI watchlists.) The good news is that despite the rise of the new world order, we still have it better than many of the generations who proceeded us. Provided one is aware of the dangers and willing to take steps to avoid them, the problems we are facing are not unsurmountable. What Paul wrote nearly two thousand years ago is still true today: to live is Christ, and to die is gain. If you have received Christ as your personal Saviour, the greatest Warrior of all, the most powerful Being there has ever been or ever will be lives in your heart. (I Cor 1:22; Gal 4:6; Eph 3:17) Therefore, you have nothing to fear.
