Grant R. Jeffrey

I had to stop reading when I made the mistake of reading the back cover. The whole coming of an economic crisis as wrought by the antichrist was just too much. Minus that comment, the book had been a rather quaint albeit paranoid look at the rolling over of the numbers in 2000. Not much happened. Yes, a few ATMs and credit card machines had trouble reading the cards that expired with dates as 2000 and higher and some mortgages caculated payments incorrectly but these problems were fixed.

No show more lights went out. There's no reason for them to have. The power grid predates computers by 60 or more years! The power grid is far more vulnerable to trees, weather and animals. Train switching systems may be automated but they don't care what date it is! I could go on but there's no point. show less

Imagine a conspiracy so vast that it involves the leaders and political establishments of the world's nations, as well as the most prominent scientists from throughout the globe. Their evil plan is to take control of the planet and establish a Marxist (sic) regime that will enslave the world's peoples. And to promote these goals, they have promulgated a terrible lie -- claiming that the earth's climate is rising due to human activity and that this climate change must be dealt with before it show more threatens us all. You might think this the stuff of wacky, late- night sci -fi television, or the paranoid delusions of conspiracy advocates. Perhaps, but it is also believed by a substantial percentage of the US populace, and clearly by the author of The Global-Warming Deception.

Grant Jeffrey's book attempts to promote these claims in order to advance a religious agenda. The author (now deceased) was a Bible teacher and television preacher, not a scientist, and thereby unqualified to write a book on this subject. To no great surprise, his book is a political screed, written without a logic or consistency, and worst of all, one that is scientifically illiterate. Outlining its misconceptions and outright distortions would take another book. Suffice to say, readers seeking a temperate, sober examination of the evidence for and against anthropogenic climate change should seek elsewhere. The Global-Warming Deception will be convincing only to those whose minds are already made up, and those seeking ammunition for their arguments.

What if the world's scientists are right? What if global climate change (and the rapid melting of Antarctica) will cause a catastrophic rise in ocean levels in the next few decades, drowning coastal cities worldwide? Surely we owe it to our descendants to examine the evidence? This book will be of no help to those seeking a dispassionate investigation of the issues and their implications, and is not recommended. show less

David Chambers had turned his back on God, Biblical Archaeology, and the love of his life...Amber Rodgers. But when his dear friend contacts him about searching for the items listed on the copper scroll, worth millions of dollars. David jumps at the chance. Little did he know, this quest would reunite him with Amber and his nemesis Nuri. Can his Archaeology lead him back to his faith and the woman he loves?

I love fictional archaeology novels because the always bring back fond memories of show more Indiana Jones and Tomb Raider movies. This book does not disappoint! There's quite a bit of suspenseful moments, not to mention action and adventure as they try not to be followed to the various dig sites. This was a fantastic novel and I hated to see it end. show less

A well researched, intriguing book that gets more fascinating the more you delve into its pages. I must admit that I was initially a little turned off by the sweeping generalisations against all Muslims, but as the author lays out the historical foundations of the Islamic faith and its origins, quoting not just from the Bible but also from the Koran and other historical texts, it begins to make sense.

What I found more interesting was the prophecies involving the nation of Israel and the show more Jewish people, and the end times, and how many of them have come to pass, or are in the process of being fulfilled. When the author breaks down the prophecies and through research, translates what each point means in our modern context, it really becomes eye opening. show less