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| A FAIR Analysis of: What's With the Dudes at the Door?: A work by author: Kevin Johnson and James R. White
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What's With the Dudes at the Door? cuts to the heart of the cults issue by giving teens practical, easy-to-understand tips on how to spot cultic practices and doctrine, no matter how attractive and Christian the package when the cults come knocking. A terrific book no teen should be without!
— Publisher's product description
Reviews of this work
- Malcolm Ross, "What's With The Duds We Abhor?, a review of What's With the Dudes at the Door? by James White and Kevin Johnson," FAIR. off-site
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