Tag Archive for 'reviews'

Rave Reviews

AiG has been receiving rave reviews for various resources it has produced. I wanted to highlight two of the resources and encourage you to watch a short video.

  1. The award-winning Foundations DVD series (12 videos 30 minutes each of my

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Syndicated Radio Host Endorses Already Compromised Book

Janet Mefferd is the host of a radio program called (not too surprisingly) The Janet Mefferd Show. It’s a nationally syndicated program on 100 stations that looks at news and events of our day through the lens of the …

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Beware of What Is Not Said

Recently, a grandfather purchased a children’s book on Noah’s Ark for his grandchild. He thought the book could be trusted because the author is associated with a generally conservative Lutheran denomination. (In fact, we do have some great friends in …

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New York Times Review Fails to Recognize Poor Scholarship

Recently, two AiG staff members reviewed a book entitled The Anointed, co-authored by a writer who is well known for compromising the pagan religion of millions of years and evolution with God’s infallible Word.

I wrote the following in …

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Already Compromised

Today’s item is a guest blog post by AiG board member Tony Biller. Tony (an attorney) wrote a review of our book Already Compromised.

“…what they don’t know is that, like the secular schools they wish to avoid, and

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How Do We Know the Bible Is True?

AiG and Master Books recently published a new apologetics book, which is entitled How Do We Know the Bible Is True? There have been a number of reviews written about this new book, so I selected one to share with …

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Already Compromised—The Reviews Are Coming In

Already Compromised

We are now seeing a number of reviews on our book Already Compromised. And so far, I have received so many overwhelming positive reviews of the book. Below are some excerpts from such reviews:

The most striking result of

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