[wideawake]

Hmmm . . . a poorly-reasoned review written by an idiot of a poorly-reasoned book written by another idiot.

Yet I can't look away.

[Alex Murphy]

Ping to read later

[wideawake]

Actually I amend my first comment after finishing the whole article: the reviewer makes some very tendentious inferences in the survey of the review, but if his characterization of Hagee's remarks is indeed correct, then he also makes a handful of interesting points.

And if Hagee is accurately quoted, this book makes Hagee look even worse than he already does.

[mountainlyons]

I couldn't make it through the article. I think Hagee is right and I could vote for him for President.

[fishtank]

I know nothing about John Hagee.

However, Romans 11:25 is a golden verse that unlocks an understanding of God’s present and future plans for Israel.

[joebuck]

Anyone who read Hagee’s book “Jerusalem Countdown” (or tried to read it - it’s also horrible) shouldn’t be surprised at this. I used to like him when I would stumble on his show occasionaly, his preaching seemed sound, but once I read his nonsensical “dual-covenant” theology I lost all interest.