Category Archives: Children’s lit

Children of Angels by Kathryn Dahlstrom – Harry Potter meets Frank Peretti, again

And another children’s fantasy book based on the Nephilim: Kathryn Dahlstrom, Children of Angels, Book One in the New Nephilim Series (WinePress Publishing, 2012) – an even more blatant Christianized rip-off of Harry Potter than Spirit Fighter by Jerel Law. … Continue reading

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Spirit Fighter by Jerel Law – Harry Potter meets Frank Peretti

Due to be released in March 2012 is the first book in the new Son of Angels series, Spirit Fighter, by North Carolina pastor Jerel Law. Aiming at a readership similar to that of the Harry Potter series – the highest-selling fiction series ever … Continue reading

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Filed under Books on Giants, Children's lit, Fallen angels, Genesis 6.1-4, Nephilim

How tall were the Giant Anakim? Out with the biblical scholars; in with the biblical conspiracy theorists, children’s books authors, government propagandists, homeschoolers, and pre-moderns!

When the Israelite spies explore the land in Numbers 13, they report seeing giants: the “descendents of Anak” . The question that most people ask me is: how tall were these Anakim? They were remarkably tall, if we accept the comparison the spies make … Continue reading

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Man Up! A New Boy’s Devotion: Triple Dog Dare

The niche market for Christian Boys’ biblical literature has never faced more stiff competition. Nothing sells like sexism, as Zondervan well knows with its Big Bad Bible Giants,  2:52 Boys Bible, and Precious Princess Bible. But now, the David C. Cook ministry … Continue reading

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News Corp is a wonderful media giant

Colin Hansen, Christianity Today: Speaking of News Corp, how does ownership by Rupert Murdoch affect a Christian publisher? Maureen “Moe” Girkins, Zondervan President and CEO (2 Jan 2008 – 11 Mar 2011): I think it’s a wonderful situation for Zondervan. I don’t … Continue reading

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Ministry-to-Children.com Trains Sunday School Children to kill Atheists

Ministry-to-Children.com is usually in the business of providing lessons and materials for Sunday School lessons. But in a recent development, they have moved into terrorist training camps, training young children to kill atheists. Remnant of Giants has found this terrorism … Continue reading

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Davey and Goliath – 50th Anniversary DVD Set

May 09, 2011 – (Rock Rapids, IA) – Fifty years after its television debut, the beloved Christian cartoon Davey and Goliath is back in a commemorative set of Volumes 1-6 now available from Bridgestone Multimedia Group™. In 1960, the Evangelical … Continue reading

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Giant Librarians of the Ancient World

I learned something I never knew about Giants from the best basic guide to Giants of the Bible. According to Big Bad Bible Giants, authored by Ed Strauss and illustrated by Anthony Carpenter (Zondersexist, 2005), the Bible tells the story of an ancient city populated … Continue reading

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A Basic Introduction to Giants of the Bible… and Zondervan’s Sexism toward Children, and the Zondervan Gender-Prejudiced Bibles

People are always asking me, “Can you recommend a basic introduction to the Giants of the Bible?” Well, yes I can! One of the most basic introductions to biblical Giants is Big Bad Bible Giants, authored by Ed Strauss and … Continue reading

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How Genocide Can Provide a Good Moral Example for Children

In Numbers 13-14, God commands the Israelites to kill all the local inhabitants of Palestine, and take the land for themselves. The inhabitants are not even presented as properly human, but as Giants. Yet even in biblical passages such as this, … Continue reading

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