Character Building Crusader Comic Book Volume 8 - Recommended Reading for Teens and Adults
Thinking that no one loves her, Marsha tries suicide. Rescued by the Crusaders, she learns that Jesus loves her, and has a precious gift of love and life.
This illustrated version of the crucifixion is a very good tool for helping people understand the details of what Jesus endured during the crucifixion.
This is one of 11 comic books with action packed adventures that easily communicate vital information on important topics.
All titles in series are: Operation Bucharest (Salvation) The Broken Cross (The Occult) - Also available in Spanish Scarface (Christian Love) - Also available in Spanish Exorcists (Demon Possession) - Also available in Spanish Chaos (Bible Prophecy) - Also available in Spanish Primal Man? (Evolution) - Also available in Spanish and German The Ark (Noah's Ark) - Also available in Spanish The Gift (Crucifixion of Jesus) - Also available in Spanish and German Angel Of Light (Satan's Many Deceptions) - Also available in Spanish and German Spellbound? (Rock Music) - Also available in German Sabotage? (Bible is God's Word Preserved)
Chick considered himself to be an Independent Baptist and follower of the King James Only movement.
His comics can be considered to be controversial because they accuse Muslims, Catholics, Freemasons and other non-protestant religions of murder and diverse conspiracies.
Chick also ran his own publishing company named after himself.
'Tis the gift to be simple 'Tis the gift to be free ... -- Shaker folk song
This is the eighth book in the Born Again Christian comic book series, The Crusaders. A young non-Christian girl tries to commit suicide by drowning, but is rescued by our muscle-bound heroes and their girlfriends, who waste no time in preaching to her about Jesus. They say nothing about her smoking, because that isn't seen as a kind of suicide.
Since she's on the rebound from a bad love affair, of course she becomes addicted to Chick's sick brand of Christianity. Hey -- it's a Chick comic, and all the endings are the same, so it's not as if that's a major spoiler.
By the way -- our rescuers do not take the suicidal girl to a hospital. They take her to one of their personal homes.
Since this is a comic book, Chick is sure to add a lot of senseless violence -- and yet quotes from the Bible while doing so. There is mention of animal sacrifice. There is also the Slaughter of the Innocents -- which is the event portrayed on the cover. The grieving Jewish mothers are, of course, scantily clad. I guess God was okay with babies getting killed, because (according to Chick) the Jews had it coming for being disobedient.
There is also extremely bloody whipping and crucifixion of Jesus, where he's basically flayed alive. And our suicidal girl us told that this was all HER FAULT, as she is a sinner.
Can you imagine what damage this message does to a REAL suicidal person?
The comic also shows demons, since Chick and his staff just couldn't get enough of drawing demons -- or babies getting ripped out of the arms of scantily clad, shapely Jewish beauties by Roman soldiers.
If this is a gift, return it, because it's no damn good.