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Babylon Mystery Religion Thirteenth Tribe Harvard Classics (I have a set) Dale Carnegie - How To Win Friends and Influence People, The Art of Public Speaking, How to Stop Worrying and Start Living The Tracker - Tom Brown Jr Myth of the Six Million Luther the Reformer Foxs Book of Martyrs The Encyclopedia of Occult Sciences - from Adv Class list some cr@p on raising kids like training dogs. Many others on the “Corps Reading list”. I don’t have a copy of that any more wonder if any do.

The first one pretty much alienates Catholics the 3rd largest Christian group. The second two label TWI as anti Semitic. So cuts off a large group also. With incidents I have heard plenty about smug condescending arses at Holocost diaplays museums etc. People who can’t STF up from spouting their so called expertise on the topic.

Other book list stuff Starr Dailey - Love Can Open Prison Doors George Mueller - Autobiography, Release the Power of Prayer I liked those and didn’t feel they had tainted root material like others.

I think VPs tactic was to silently incorporate some conspiracy theory garbage into his “advanced class materials” that has anti Semite and neo Nazi type thought lines, and leave it as material the “initiated” knew and had access to. As far as burn basically “Uncle Harry Day” was celebrated as an annual burn chaff day consisting of theological material, old vinyl which everyone regrets now and other artifacts of various things. So an annual purge culture with the different programs “what to bring” lists comprising other forced purges. Definitely has neo Nazi flavor to it.

The Hiding Place...Corrie Ten Boom

While I didn't really take Mander's book that seriously, I did take "Babylon Mystery Religion" seriously at the time. I even bought "The Two Babylons", the book that Woodrow adapted to make his own book. Interesting how twi never promoted its sequel, "The Babylon Connection", which largely corrected errors of the previous book and repudiated the previous position. There were a few pages that weren't repudiated, but the book as a whole was. Since that was inconvenient for twi, it was never mentioned- even though it was true. In twi, rhetoric ABOUT the truth was and is always more important than the truth itself.

The books Mike names were recommended reading in the 80s, when I got sucked in. We had to study "Four Arguments" in the WC and give some sort of presentation about how bad it was, to the rest of our Corps group. At that time, all reading of anything other than the collaterals and other TWI material was strictly forbidden. Whatever else was around at that time, a little after the time you mention - let it stay forgotten.