Mr. S. D. Saunders

Excellent insights, 5 Aug 2012

I really enjoyed this book. I found the biological insights to self deception really interesting - especially the chapter about the air/ space disasters. Once Robert went into the political field I became a little bit irritated because it seemed I was getting the American left's view on things - quoting people like Chomsky and other darlings of the left. Also, I found the religious stuff a little bit annoying too and the classic gaffe was Paul XXIII invoked Vatican II where as it was John XXIII. But the best thing about this book is it's made me think about my life, evidencing what I believe and also sharpened my practice as a CBT therapist. I read this book in 2 days - couldn't put it down… Read more

Controversial, 31 May 2012

I do enjoy reading Michael E Jones books. However, this is probably the most controversial book Jone's has ever written and is the most controversial I've ever read. The thesis is the Jews are the cause of revolution in society and the destruction of moral society. I'm not sure I can go with this thesis to it's logical end point because I don't believe there is the evidence. Put this book in the wrong persons hands and it could result in anti-semitism. I don't believe Michael is an anti-semite, but simply believes because the Jews rejected Christ therefore they are the enemies of Christianity. It is a good read, but I feel Michael may have taken one step too far? But does he have the right… Read more

If your Catholic and don't like reading this is for you, 29 April 2011

How refreshing to find a simple and no non-sense book on Catholicism. Explains the Catholic faith simply and give's one's some basic prayers one can learn and pray. One can order this from the CTS.