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False Worlds
Written by Duane L Ostler
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A false world is like an apple full of worms. It appears juicy and attractive on the outside, but is in fact disgusting on the inside.
This book discusses a number of false worlds masquerading as truth but which are in fact false to their core. Included are the false worlds of politics, international relations, law, sexual confusion (premarital sex, abortion and gayness), entertainment and pride.
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