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A 317 page full size book mailed to you for only $10.00 S&H included
Welcome To The book
This book is probably one of the most unusual religious books you will ever read. Why? Because besides all the police stories this book has, I am a professional (meaning trained and paid) investigator. For twenty-four years, I have been trained to deal with facts, logic and reasonableness. I am a gatherer and presenter of evidence. My expertise is in the field of identification, collection, preservation and the presentation of evidence.
Last but not least, This book contains some of the most unusual evidence ever gathered and compiled, collected from neutral sources and neutral historians. It also contains actual witness statements by the people who lived in that era, making the history told as much by them as by me. Throughout the book are numerous police stories. Some are humorous. Some are tragic. They are true stories about real people and are told by the LDS officer that witnessed it. You will laugh and you’ll cry as you read them. The book’s unusual and hard to come by facts are coupled with police style investigative tactics. Almost the entire last one-third of the book is a collection of LDS testimonies. Three are from ex-combat veteran soldiers. Eighteen are police officers and two are from two of the officers’ wives. You will read police stories like you have never read before. The culmination of a five year project, the non-profit, full size book is truly one of the most unusual and unique LDS books you will ever read.
Think About it... Why should I be a member of
“Nobody’sHeroes” p.vii
“They Invited Him In” p.xvi Chapter Two: Propaganda ...and the history of the LDS Church. P.85 The Beginning The Complaints about the Mormons The 1838 Mormon-Missouri Conflict The Extermination Order The Surrender of the Mormons The Arrest of Joseph Smith Thirty-Seven Arrests Looking at the Conflicts Objectively In Conclusion. “Hitting the Wall”
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CHAPTER ONE is about values. It a collection of short police stories demonstrating values and how the decisions people make and the consequences they suffer, affect their lives. CHAPTER TWO is about some of the anti-Mormon literature, where it comes from, how it is engineered and used against the LDS Church. It shows how to detect it, how to recognize the truth from the lies and how to defend against the lies. If I received any surprise benefit from investigating anti-Mormon literature, it was the total lack of fear of it. CHAPTER THREE is about the information and mis-information concerning the LDS Church and it’s beginnings, unusual history, told in a most unusual fashion. Perhaps as much as 50% of the history is told by those who actually lived it. Witness statements from those who were there. CHAPTER FOUR is about the search for the true church. The ear marks that the true church would and would not have. A historical look at Christianity prior to 1830. CHAPTER FIVE is about the Holy Trinity. Where it came from and what it means. This is probably the most complete collection of historical facts about the belief of the Holy Trinity you will ever see. CHAPTER SIX is about the Bible and the Book of Mormon. A historical look at both. A collection of historical evidence unlike any you have seen before. CHAPTER SEVEN contains the testimonies and stories of three ex-combat veteran soldiers. CHAPTER EIGHT contains the testimonies and stories of eighteen police officers and two of the officers’ wives. They are all members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Some of the officers I work with on a daily basis. Others I may not see but once a year. The City of Mesa is about twelve to fourteen percent LDS. Our department is probably representative of that. I could have asked dozens of LDS officers to share their testimonies because I know a lot of good LDS cops. But there just wasn’t enough room in the book. Like those called to serve in the LDS Church, there were no volunteers here. Those I did ask, I asked because I felt prompted to ask them. When you read what they say, you will know why. I knew some personal experiences about some of the officers, and so, asked them to include that personal experience. But other than those few isolated stories, every person was given a free hand to write what they felt in their hearts to say. Currently, three of the eighteen officers are retired. But at the time I asked and received their personal testimonies, all were still in service. All were working cops. Fifteen still are. The
officers are listed in the order of their Years of Service Most people don’t realize that the cop that arrested them today,
“Courage; is the ability to move, when all around you are frozen in
fear, You will not be sorry you bought this book and when you read it, you’ll want another to give to someone you know. So far, probably as much as 15 to 20% of our orders, are multiple orders or are re-orders. Thanks and God bless, Samuel-LDS A 317 page full size book mailed to you for only $10.00 S&H included |
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