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Paperback Edition
"In Biblical times.... they would have called him a prophet" "His views... are the stuff of tomorrow's headlines." |
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"One of the best books of the year... written with the intrigue of a spy novel."
– Library Journal "The question..isn't if there will be a one-world government. It's whose vision will control it." |
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"The most shattering book on Demonic Possession is Malachi Martin's spellbinding work." – The New York Sunday News "It makes 'The Exorcist' as sinister as the tooth fairy." |
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"Historically rooted, extensively documented... significant reading for Christians, Jews, or persons of no religious belief."
– The Wall Street Journal "Martin is a spellbinder. Facinating and masterful." |
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 "Vatican" |
"The drama is immense, the clash of God and Evil is savage, the unresolved questions are haunting." – The Wall Street Journal "Vatican is no more a novel than Dr. Zhivago. If "Vatican" isn't perfect, neither is the Church." "One thinks of - 'The Winds of War'." |
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"Facinating, frightening, and decidely futuristic.... A book for Jews, Protestants, and others , as well as Catholics. The future of western civilization, after all, is everybody's business."
– The New York Sunday News "Only the most unfeeling will fail to be moved in some way by this book." |
"The Final Conclave" |
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"The Pilgrim" (under the pseudonym Michael Serafian). Not Available at this time "The Encounter" "The Scribal Character of the Dead Sea Scrolls" |
"Three Popes and the Cardinal" "King of Kings" |
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