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Reviews for Catholic Roots, Mormon
Harvest:
"Eric Shuster's "Catholic
Roots Mormon Harvest," will appeal to Catholics as much as it will
interest members of the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints…
The decades he spent as a non-Mormon give Shuster a distinctive
vernacular, though, that gives even the most well-known doctrines a fresh
makeover.”
Deseret News
http://www.deseretnews.com/article/705324540/Whats-new-Today-Catholic-Roots-Mormon-Harvest.html?pg=all
"Please, LDS presses, no more conversion stories! Well, maybe one or two
more, so long as they¹re as good as this one is! Shuster has penned a
remarkable meditation on what it meant to be Catholic, and what it now
means to be Mormon. He¹s done his homework.”
(Jeff Needle, Association for Mormon Letters)
http://www.ldsbooklovers.com/bookreview.asp?rid=222&bid=2471&pid=0
“Eric Shuster’s book has enough answers to cover all the bases. It is
beautifully written – concise, straightforward, personal, and heartfelt. I
give it ten out of ten from every aspect, and recommend it to anyone with
a sincere desire to find truth. “
(Anne Bradshaw, Award Winning Author)
http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=73322171434&ref=mf
“Eric puts forth the most complete comparison of Catholicism and Mormonism
that I have ever seen, providing ample references as well as his thoughts
and commentary on 40 doctrines and practices. An excellent resource for
all honest truth seekers.”
(John Webster, LDS Resources)
http://www.ldsresources.net/catholic-roots-mormon-harvest/
Reader Comments for
Catholic Roots, Mormon Harvest:
"This book is just what I
have sought for such a long time. I couldn’t put your book down after I
started reading it, and now I have all of my questions answered. Bless you
for spending the time, energy, and intellectual focus to create such a
masterpiece."
Ellen Straley, Puyallup, Washington
"I personally feel such gratitude for the changes you are helping me make
in my attitude. I have been taught, or at least reminded by you and by the
spirit that everyone is a child of God, and the way you described your
appreciation of the ceremony and the adornment related to Catholic worship
has helped me realize that Catholics also have deep devotion, and
dedication to their church and it has helped me. Thank you!"
Harry & Marge Gibbons, Salt Lake City, Utah
"I just wanted to let you know that your book is amazing! It is one of the
best books I have read. It is so very well researched and it has taught me
a lot of things about Catholicism that I did not know before (even though
I was Catholic)."
Cristian Clavijo, Salt Lake City, Utah
Reviews for The Biblical Roots of
Mormonism:
“This incredibly
well-research guide provides fresh insights about the Bible as each page
reveals a new connection to the Mormon beliefs. Perfect for believers,
investigators, and skeptics alike, this book will inspire and astonish
as it lays out the biblical foundation of Mormonism.”
(Anne Bradshaw, Award Winning Author)
http://annebradshaw.blogspot.com/2010/07/my-review-of-biblical-roots-of.html
“Latter-day Saint readers will be able to develop a deeper understanding
of the Bible and how it supports their beliefs. Non-Mormon readers will
discover how and why Latter-day Saints revere the Bible as the word of
God. This book is a must read for anyone sincerely investigating the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, anyone wanting to learn
more about the Mormons, and for any truth seekers.”
(Jeff Webster, LDS Resources)
http://www.ldsresources.net/biblical-roots-of-mormonism/
“In the absence of a perfect tool for understanding the biblical roots
of Mormonism, this volume stands tall in comparison to other, similar
works. Its temperate, intelligent approach will be a great help to many.
It isn’t the last word on this subject, but it’s certainly one of the
best.”
(Jeffrey Needle, Association for Mormon Letters)
http://forums.mormonletters.org/yaf_postst939_Shuster-and-Sale-The-Biblical-Roots-of-Mormonism-reviewed-by-Jeffrey-Needle.aspx
“This book was written at the perfect level for me, intelligent enough
to teach me, but not so far over my head that I felt intimidated.
Rather, I felt as though I'd been taken by the hand by two kindly Sunday
School teachers and taken on an interesting journey through history.”
(Tristi Pinkston, award winning author)
http://tristipinkston.blogspot.com/2010/07/biblical-roots-of-mormonism-by-eric.html
Where are the Christians: The Unrealized
Potential of a Divided Religion:
Where are the Christians: The Unrealized Potential of a Divided Religion will
be released to the public on May 14, 2013 at which time reviews will
begin to trickle into the public domain. Please return to this page
shortly thereafter to read the reviews being generated.
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