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http://www.leftbehind.com/channelbooks.asp?channelID=126

I think that's pretty cool.

OK, I never saw this before, so I thought I might share, if this is totally old, and the whole world already knows about it, well, -Praise the LORD! ^^

feh... honestly I don't think that the Left Behind series should be getting/have gotten as much attention as it has. The series is very over-sensationalized IMO and in the oppinions of a lot of other Christians. I read it back a couple years ago, and it is pretty good writing, but I think that it guesses quite a bit too much into what the final days are going to be like.

Also, is this the whole series put into 5 parts, or are some not done still?

Also, --------> Book Corner

Yeah, well, I thought the books were fine, it was just that they dragged it out sooooo long. . . eventually it just looked like they were trying to rake in all the money they could get. I don't know, that might be a bad assumption on my part. But, if they helped anyone out there, then I can't complain. Heck, my mom became a Christian after watching Jesus Christ: Super Star, so anything could happen Well, hope you enjoy them, Ryu!

i read some of the graphic novels. theres three novels or was it five? for each book

I remember seeing those in a supermarket like five years ago for some reason. Never read the books or the graphic novels for that matter, besides scimming in both.

I've read some of them. But I can't say agree with the Left Behind series theology. Most of it isn't Biblical in the least and the novels have far too many Bible verses in them to entertain as a novel. Also they aren't terribly well written. In that, the graphic novels are far more satisfying but I still think the whole Left Behind thing is overdone. We shouldn't be focusing so much on when Judgement Day arrives (only God knows) but prepare our hearts and tell others about Jesus in the mean time.

i wanted to get one of them for my friend for his birthday, but they stopped selling them at the family christian here

I read them and wasn't all that interested. Not exactly what I thought I was going to read the first time I picked the book up.
A lot of it (like Warrior 4 Jesus said) doesn't even have many biblical mentionings in it, it's just it's own plotline in a huge atmosphere. At first I was happy and couldn't wait to read the books but later I found myself begging for a single chapter to end because it drug on so much. I also thought parts of it were very poorly written, it seemed like most of the time the writter was just making numerous characters gab back and forth without a meaning behind it. I don't know, it was just way to plain for my tastes.

Warrior 4 Jesus wrote:We shouldn't be focusing so much on when Judgement Day arrives (only God knows) but prepare our hearts and tell others about Jesus in the mean time.

It should be noted Lahaye's a premillenialist of the dispensational variety. As to my own perspective, I simply will say no more than that I tend to agree with J.P. Holding; "If I seem disgusted by LaHaye, yes, I am. All of his works (not just the ones having to do with prophecy) represent a sort of ignorant brand of Christianity that I find has turned American Christian faith into an intellectual cesspool." To say more is, I believe, unwise.

I thought the novels were so/so.Carpathia was the only really interesting character
though.Notice though in the graphic novels they glamored up the two main female
characters.In the novels Chloe is just ordinary looking.
All in all I would rather read the Last Disciple novels by Hank Hengraff(sp?)
they're more Biblical leaning.

Guys, please try to keep this without quibbles. And while I'm here, thread moved.

Ashley wrote:Guys, please try to keep this without quibbles. And while I'm here, thread moved.

Well, to keep it civil, I'll stay out then. I do wish the author had been respectful when it comes to his portrayal of some groups.

I have to agree with Mitsuki lover--Carpathia was, ironically, the most interesting character in the series, and was the only character who kept me awake whilst watching the films. That aside, the graphic novels aren't much of a bargain--it's the same story, only you have to pay separately for each part, and the artwork, while decent, isn't exactly something to write home about.

Have to say it: Left Behind is So Wrong it got a zero!

I keep seeing it in bargain bins. Picked up a few copies of the first volume for a buck each.

That's one deal I can't post on Slickdeals.net! Instant flames...

But honestly, yes, it did suck. Reading Revelation by itself was ten times more entertaining... and the Bible is supposed to be the word of God, not entertainment.

Left Behind = Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz...

Even in bargain bins, I still wouldn't call them a bargain.

Yumie wrote:Yeah, well, I thought the books were fine, it was just that they dragged it out sooooo long. . . eventually it just looked like they were trying to rake in all the money they could get. I don't know, that might be a bad assumption on my part. But, if they helped anyone out there, then I can't complain. Heck, my mom became a Christian after watching Jesus Christ: Super Star, so anything could happen Well, hope you enjoy them, Ryu!

well, thx, the questin is only if my parents will let me (they're not Christian, prayers appreciated if you don't mind that is! ^^; )

Warrior 4 Jesus wrote:I've read some of them. But I can't say agree with the Left Behind series theology. Most of it isn't Biblical in the least and the novels have far too many Bible verses in them to entertain as a novel. Also they aren't terribly well written. In that, the graphic novels are far more satisfying but I still think the whole Left Behind thing is overdone. We shouldn't be focusing so much on when Judgement Day arrives (only God knows) but prepare our hearts and tell others about Jesus in the mean time.

amen to that.