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The Master List of Authors and Books Not Recommended The Master List of Authors and Books Not Recommended By Bud Press, http://www.spiritual-research-network.com/masterlist.html Introductory note by Spiritual Research Network MASTER LIST OF AUTHORS AND BOOKS List of Authors and Books Not Recommended by Bud Press Contemplative Spirituality, Cultic, Emerging Church, Heretical, Homosexual, Lesbian, New Age, New Apostolic Reformation, Pro-Gay, Purpose Driven, Transgendered, and Word-Faith Authors and Books Advertised and Promoted within Online and Walk-in Christian Bookstores Worldwide Revised & Updated: April 27, 2010 To the Reader:The following MASTER LIST consists of authors and books found advertised and promoted within online Christian bookstores worldwide. Certain books may be ordered online from walk-in Christian bookstore databases. Although special care has been taken to provide current and accurate information, the reader is encouraged to check and verify the names prior to their removal. While the Homosexual, Lesbian, Pro-Gay, Transgendered category contains authors who are either homosexual, lesbian, transgendered, or pro-gay, not all of the authors are homosexual or lesbian or transgendered. In each category, the authors’ names are arranged in alphabetical order and in a single li- ne. Information about the authors and books may be located by conducting a Google Search on the author’s name ( www.google.com ) or by reading the “Description” section on the book provi- ded by the online bookstore.The title (name) of the author’s book is in italics. Research Tip:Use quotation marks and the + sign to centralize your research topic. Example: “Benny Hinn” + “false prophet”. Although positive changes have taken place within the online and walk-in Christian bookstores, it is important that website managers and employees continuously monitor their websites and databa- ses to ensure that solid, Bible-based materials are being presented to the body of Christ. As long as a bookstore claims to be Christian, it should be Christian through and through. Indeed, the spiritual welfare of Christians and those searching for the real Jesus should be foremost in the minds of everyone involved within the Christian book industry. This MASTER LIST is updated periodically, and will be of great use to bookstore affilia- tes, customers, distributors, employees, managers, owners, publishers and vendors of both online and walk-in Christian bookstores. Permission to Reprint: Bud Press has made this MASTER LIST available free-of-charge to the body of Christ and Christian bookstore industry employees. Permission to reprint is granted provi- ded it is reproduced in its entirety, without additions or changes, and for non-profit/not-for-sale use. Making hard copies for personal use or distribution is encouraged. Acknowledgements: The MASTER LIST has been made possible through the valuable assistance of Christians worldwide. Their love for the Lord, the truth of His word, and concern for the spiritual welfare of their fellow Christians are first and foremost in their lives. Indeed, their courage is re- markable. 1 Your comments and questions are welcomed. Until then, may the Lord bless you in your efforts to test all things, defend the faith, guard the flock, and expose the unfruitful works of darkness (1 Thessalonians 5:21; Jude 3; Acts 20:27-32; Ephesians 5:11). Sincerely in Christ, Bud Press Scriptural Admonitions, Commands, and Warnings: Deuteronomy 18:20-22; Matthew chapter 24; Acts 19:19-20; Acts 20: 27-31; 2 Corinthians 6:14- 15; 2 Corinthians 11:3-4; Ephesians 5:11-12; Colossians 2:8; Romans 16:17-18; 2 Peter 2:1-3; 1 Timothy 6:3-5; 1 Timothy 6:12; 2 Timothy 4:3-4; 1 Thessalonians 5:21-22; 1 John 4:1; Galatians 1:6-10; Galatians 2:4-5; Luke 9:23; Titus 1:9; Titus 2:1; Jude 1:3-4 List of Online Christian Bookstores (CAUTION!) These bookstores were used to research, compile, and update the MASTER LIST): American Family Association’s Resource Center(currently closed) http://www.americanfamilyresourcecenter.net/e/Bhome.asp Association of Logos Bookstores:http://www.logosbookstores.com/ Berean Christian Stores:http://www.berean.com/be/ Biblepal.com:http://www.biblepal.com Books of the Bible Christian Bookstores:http://www.booksofthebible.com/ Books For Christians:http://www.booksforchristians.com/ CD Gospel.nethttp://www.cdgospel.net/ Christian Book:http://www.christianbook.com Christian Book Network:http://www.christianbooknet.com/ Christian Heritage Bookstore:http://www.christianheritagebooks.com/ Christian Pageshttp://www.christian-pages.com/ Cokesbury-Resources for the Christian Journey:http://www.cokesbury.com/ Dalton’s Christian Bookstore:http://www.parable.com/1865757/ Family Christian Stores:http://www.familychristian.com Grace Unlimited:http://graceunlimited.christianbooknet.com/ Heritage Christian Book Store(Ontario, Canada) http://www.heritagecbs.com/ Koorong Stores (Australia):http://www.koorong.com.au/ Kregel Christian Books & Resources:http://kregel.gospelcom.net/ Lemstone:http://shop1.lemstone.com/e/default.asp Lifeline Christian Books and Gifts:http://www.lifelinechristianbooks.com/ LifeWay Christian Stores:http://www.lifewaystores.com Lighthouse Christian Stores(not affiliated with Lighthouse Trails Publishing or Lighthouse Trails Research Project):http://www.lighthousestores.com/ 2 Mardel Christian & Educational Supply:http://www.mardel.com/ Northwestern Book Stores:http://www.nwbooks.com Parable Christian Stores:http://www.parable.com Spread The Word:http://www.spreadtheword.com TBM BookManager (database provider)http://www.bookmanager.com/tbm/ 3:16 Christian Bookstore:http://www.e316.com/shop/home.asp Word Bookstores (Australia):http://www.word.com.au/ Word of Life Christian Bookstores:http://www.shopwordoflife.com/ CENTERING PRAYER, CHURCH GROWTH, CONTEMPLATIVE SPIRITUALITY, EMERGING CHURCH, LABYRINTH, MYSTICISM, PURPOSE DRIVEN: Anonymous The Cloud of Unknowing Liz Babbs Ruth Haley Barton Rob Bell Ken Blanchard see http://www.christianresearchservice.com/LeadingLikeJesus.htm Troy Bronsink Bernard of Clairvaux Mike Bickle Marcus Borg Bob Buford Spencer Burke Tony Campolo Pierre Teilhard de Chardin St. Catherine of Siena Jim Collins Larry Crabb Mark Driscoll Tilden Edwards Meister Eckhart Richard Foster George Fox Ken Gire Pete Greig Emilie Griffin Madame Guyon Hildegard of Bingen 3 Judith Hougen Transformed Into Fire: An Invitation to Life in the True Self Hannah Hunard Bill Hybels Jan Johnson, David Hazard When the Soul Listens: Finding Rest and Direction in Contemplative Prayer Alan Jones Ignatius of Loyola John of the Cross Judith Hougen Transformed Into Fire: An Invitation to Life in the True Self Jan Johnson When the Soul Listens,http://www.janjohnson.org St. John of the Cross Laurie Beth Jones Tony Jones Julian of Norwich Thomas Keating Morton Kelsey Keri Wyatt Kent Listen: Finding God in the Story of Your Life Sue Monk Kidd Dan Kimball William Law Brother Lawrence St.Ignatius Loyola Brian McLaren (seehttp://www.lighthousetrailsresearch.com/brianmclaren.htm. See al- sohttp://www.erwm.com/TheNewSpiritualFormation.htm ) Brennan Manning Gerald May Erwin McManus Thomas Merton Calvin Miller Donald Miller Beth Moore Be Still DVD Wayne Muller David J. Muyskens Forty Days to a Closer Walk with God: The Practice of Centering Prayer Henri Nouwen John Ortberg The Life You Always Wanted Doug Pagitt Basil Pennington Eugene Peterson The Message Gustave Reininger 4 Tricia Rhodes Maggie & Duffy Robbins Richard Rohr Richard Rolle Philip St. Romain Thomas Ryan see NEW AGE MOVEMENT category Will Sampson Mark Scandrette Pete Scazzero Robert Schuller Samir Selmanovic Peter Senge Chuck Smith, Jr. Dan Southerland Andy Stanley Leonard Sweet John Michael Talbot St. Teresa of Avila Gary Thomas Patricia Treece Evelyn Underhill Karen Ward RickWarren RobertWebber Dallas Willard Lauren Winner Mark Yaconelli Phillip Yancey Youth Specialties CULTIC: *Bookcraft and Deseret Book Company “In 1999, Bookcraft was acquired by Deseret Book and is now an imprint of this publisher.” In turn, “Deseret Book is a wholly owned subsidiary of Deseret Management Corporation, the holding company for business firms owned by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints” (Sources: http://mormonlit.lib.byu.edu/lit_publisher.php?p_id=10 and http://deseretbook.com. Helen Andelin Fascinating Womanhood Orson Scott Card (Mormon) 5 James C. Christensen (Mormon) Jack R. Christianson (Mormon) Stephen R. Covey (Mormon author whose books promote Mormonism and the New Age) Sheri L. Dew (Mormon) Dr. James Duke The Literary Masterpiece Called the Book of Mormon Mary Baker Eddy Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures--Christian Science Lynda J. Eyre (Mormon) Gillian Gill (Biography on Mary Baker Eddy) Grant HardyThe Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ Devan Jensen (Mormon) W.F. Walker Johanson (Mormon; What is Mormonism All About?: Answers to the 150 Most Commonly Asked Questions about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints) Greg Johnson and Robert Millet Bridging The Divide: The Continuing Conversation Between A Mormon And An Evangelical. Greg Johnson is a professing Christian and the founder and president of Standing Together. Robert Millet, co-author of this book, is a dedicated Mormon. Gerald N. Lund (Mormon) Jack Lyon (Mormon) Michael McLean (Mormon) Robert L. Miller (Mormon) Robert. L. Millet (Mormon) A Different Jesus? The Christ of the Latter-Day Saints. Jay Parry (Mormon) Daniel Peterson (Mormon; Muhammad: Prophet of God) Anne Osborn Poelman (Mormon) Barbara J. Porter (Mormon author) Robert Vincent
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