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Sophia Bestiae: The Wisdom of the Beast [ebook]
[9781591461487]

$12.95

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by Feral Flowers

Date Added: Friday 12 March, 2010

This book is a fantastic refutation of the christian bible, using several examples to make the case that Yahweh is in fact a lying, spaced-out, underpowered loser. The author makes a very strong case, even providing an enlightening story about their god as his peers see him- a deranged killer. Unfortunately, it is unlikely this fascinating book will show any of those fanatical freaks the error of their ways, but it's nice to see work like this made public. Recommended.

Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]

by Dawn

Date Added: Friday 12 March, 2010

Sophia Bestiae is advisable for those who already have doubts about who God is and do not find him as perfect as he is said to be. It provides you with answers for daring questions concerning God's origin, behavior, abilities, taste and appearance. The author uses quotations from The Bible as source so there is no place for arguments such as his subjectivity.

This book also encourages you to rely on your Self that is divine unlikely to our "Creator". It reveals the true position of man and reminds you of what we are able.

We have been being put down for long enough. It's time to unleash The Beast.

Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]

by B. Torres

Date Added: Friday 28 November, 2008

One verse at a time. Sophia Bestiae gives a complete & straight forward approach to understanding the lies & contradictions people have held so dear for over 2000 years.

Great read for those who want to truly understand the Christian religion & not merely accept it based on popular opinion.

Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]

by Edgar Gutierrez Ledezma

Date Added: Monday 10 November, 2008

The first part,is the most amazing of all the book, it is the story
"Who is God, and from where does he come...", is the first time that i know about this story,discovered at Nag Hammadi Egypt in 1945,the catholic-christians church never have told something about this story...why? because is against her own interests.
I recomend this book, u need to be an open mind person....a person who loves to break paradigms, a person who loves the truth-a true searcher,maybe a gnostic can read an love this book,but a fanatic-sheep catholic-christian NO WAY...he/she will get scare or mad!!!.

Excellent book, Edward Otoole and Excellent author!!!

Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]

by Hiram Augustus

Date Added: Monday 10 November, 2008

This is one of the most eye-opening and thought provoking books that I have ever read. Regardless of your background or feelings on the subject of "God", this book will shed new light on his true work among the human race.Highly recommended for any "thinking" person.

Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]

by Sinagogue of Satan

Date Added: Monday 10 November, 2008

Well, one good thing about all the exposure this book and the Da Vinci Code has received is that it is exposing people to old ideas they may not have even heard of before. Granted, there are a bit of liberties taken in the writing of this book, but there is still quite a lot of good information to be found. It at least introducing things that people can explore on their own. This book is filled with truth which was sadly downplayed or corrupted by the Catholic church and much of Christianity as a whole, it is worth re-exploring. Reality is subjective...

Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]