Bücher von Barry Napier

"Fox Mulder and Jack Reacher in a blender stirred by Indiana Jones."As a former Special Agent within a shadow branch of the government Cooper M. Reid's work took him to some odd places...researching time vortexes in Kansas demons in Norway and UFOs in Jerusalem. The work only got weirder when he decided to go rogue and start investigating for himself.So it came as no real surprise when he disappeared one year ago.Now that he has re-appeared Cooper has no recollection of what happened to him. All he knows is that he is now driven to help those that are being tormented by the paranormal and that he needs to stay hidden from the people he once worked for.In Dark Water, Cooper finds himself drawn to a beach-side community in North Carolina where children are drowning by inexplicable means. While the deaths are certainly tragic the real horror lies in what drew the children to the ocean in the first place.

To the author's knowledge this is the very first book to tackle the taboo subject of excommunication. It defines what excommunication is, and highlights the shameful fact that thousands of genuine Christians are either forced out of their churches by leaders, or by their own consciences.The book looks at examples from history and from both Roman Catholic and Reformed cases. Particular mention is made of John Knox's formulation, but the main aim of the book is to describe what the Bible says. Dr. Napier believes that God's word is the only measure a church should use, and so he sums up the scriptural position as the only feasible one to use.In the 1990's the Toronto Blessing took control of thousands of churches worldwide. Dr Napier was on of only 3 Christian teachers to recognize this as a false movement of God. So he led opposition to it, much to his cost.The Alpha course, so enthusiastically accepted worldwide, is the 'theologising' arm of the Toronto Blessing and charismaticism. For this reason the Alpha course has been examined by Dr. Napier, who completely obliterates its teachings as a 'false gospel'.This book is not afraid to speak out against the thousands of cases of excommunication resulting from charismatic teaching and the Toronto Blessing, which devastated authentic Christianity.