Left Behind series

[shmluza]

<p>Has anyone read them? Do you like them?</p>

[HarryJones]

<p>I fell down yesterday, and now my Left Behind hurts.</p>

[mathsciencedude]

<p>lol ten char</p>

[LouisianaPyro]

<p>I have started them several times but always end up getting side tracked and not finishing the series. I personally enjoyed them and found them to be very entertaining books. Now that you bring it up I think I’ll go find the one where I stopped last time…</p>

[HarryJones]

<p>

In ‘‘Glorious Appearing,’’ Jesus merely speaks and the bodies of the enemy are ripped open. Christians have to drive carefully to avoid ‘‘hitting splayed and filleted bodies of men and women and horses.’’</p>

<p>‘‘The riders not thrown,’’ the novel continues, ‘‘leaped from their horses and tried to control them with the reins, but even as they struggled, their own flesh dissolved, their eyes melted and their tongues disintegrated. . . . Seconds later the same plague afflicted the horses, their flesh and eyes and tongues melting away, leaving grotesque skeletons standing, before they, too, rattled to the pavement.’’

I guess causing people to explode is more exciting than curing people’s mother-in-laws.</p>

[BillyMc]

<p>I mean, if you read the Bible, and really focus on Jesus, how could you not say, “Man, this is the kind of guy to blow people up”?</p>

<p>

I fell down yesterday, and now my Left Behind hurts.

Love it.</p>

[LouisianaPyro]

<p>I never got that far in the series. Lol. Buy it does seem odd of Jesus to blow people up.</p>

[MosbyMarion]

<p>Never read them. Not a big fan of that kind of fiction in general. There was some stir in the Christian community when the game Left Behind: Eternal Forces came out, but it ended up being yet another disappointment.</p>

[HarryJones]

<p>Lawl, that could give a whole new meaning to godmodding.</p>