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Confessions of an Inquisitor: A Powerful Story of Redemption and Grace
Antonio de la Cruz tells us his story, a young protégé educated as an inquisitor to defend the Holy Mother Church from the likes of Martin Luther and the enemies of the faith. Antonio then discovers what is behind the Holy the diabolical tortures, the incessant terror which spreads across the continent and the hypocrisy of the clergy. He must Should the truth be defended with the sword? Would Jesus identify with such abominations? Is the truth worth dying for?
163 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 17, 2018
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Christopher R. Mattix
5 books6 followersChristopher R. Mattix is an author, theologian, speaker, professor and radio broadcaster born in Bolivia. He now lives in the US with his family, travelling regularly as a conference speaker.
He graduated from Emmaus University with all the honors with a degree in Bible Exposition and Theology. He's also the Author of the bestseller (in Spanish, now also in English) "Confessions of an Inquisidor" and "Heroes".
Most recently he's been working as the Producer and Director of the "Unbreakable Church" docu-series project. Find out more at www.unbreakablechurch.com
He graduated from Emmaus University with all the honors with a degree in Bible Exposition and Theology. He's also the Author of the bestseller (in Spanish, now also in English) "Confessions of an Inquisidor" and "Heroes".
Most recently he's been working as the Producer and Director of the "Unbreakable Church" docu-series project. Find out more at www.unbreakablechurch.com
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June 17, 2019
Amazing story well told
The narrative was well crafted to tell a compelling story about the rejection of evil and finding faith. While not dwelling on the gorey aspects of the horrors of the inquisition the narrative clearly shows the monstrous nature of this period of depravity. The salvation of the main character is skillfully woven into narrative contrasted with his depravity. I finished understanding both the evil permeating a man-made religion and the true plan of God in loving and redeeming His creation. So I felt the story was well crafted and believable. The weaving of historical fact was outstanding and made this very worthwhile to read. I feel like i learned much in a very readable work.
The narrative was well crafted to tell a compelling story about the rejection of evil and finding faith. While not dwelling on the gorey aspects of the horrors of the inquisition the narrative clearly shows the monstrous nature of this period of depravity. The salvation of the main character is skillfully woven into narrative contrasted with his depravity. I finished understanding both the evil permeating a man-made religion and the true plan of God in loving and redeeming His creation. So I felt the story was well crafted and believable. The weaving of historical fact was outstanding and made this very worthwhile to read. I feel like i learned much in a very readable work.
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