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About the Author John Cord is a life-long, independent scholar of the Bible who holds a university degree in pre-medicine. Having never been indoctrinated into any religious sect, his work is unbiased by the dogma and teachings of big-business Christianity. Though born in California (1958), John's education through the 5th Grade took place in Japan, where he attended a fine Catholic school because his non-religious parents discovered that this was the best English-speaking school in the area. Here is where the seeds of his life's work as a Biblical scholar were planted after being repeatedly taught that he and his family were destined to suffer an eternity in hell because they were not Catholic. John's writing career began in 1993 during extensive research on the Book of Revelation. Ten years and three books later, his current release, The Christian Right ... or Wrong? methodically proves the false religion that American televangelists teach and embrace on such subjects as salvation, tithing, abortion, homosexuality, idolatry, and priest pedophilia. Product Description The Christian Right ... or Wrong? examines the public messages delivered by Christian leaders-messages that reach millions of people worldwide every week. John Cord lays bare the false teachings of forty Christian leaders on such controversial topics as abortion, homosexuality, tithing, salvation, idolatry, and religious terrorism. These forty leaders, mostly American televangelists, include Jerry Falwell, Pat Robertson, Billy Graham, Robert Schuller, and Jimmy Swaggart. Cord studied over 700 hours of television ministries and talk shows, and provides verbatim excerpts of false religion, featuring interview segments conducted by Bill O'Reilly, Larry King, Geraldo Rivera, and Hannity & Colmes. The Christian Right ... or Wrong? presents a robust sampling of the selfishness at the heart of corporate Christianity. These 'traditional' lies about God and Christ continue to be passed on from generation to generation. 'Your ability to first dissect Scripture with explanations and correlations, and then analyze arguments of notable religious figures is excellent.' -Ryan U., Palm Springs, CA 'Every page you write strengthens what I have always known about love and goodness and my resolve to live that way.' -Karen S., Coon Rapids, MN