The Book

This book is presented because the author does not intend to be ashamed of his religion. It is clear to the author that some of the teachings of the Blood Indoctrinators are due to ignorance. Therefore, this book strives to provide the basic, necessary knowledge of the relevant subjects for those who are interested in the Doctrine taught by Jack Hyles, Ian Paisley and Curtis Hutson. Yet, this book is not textbook. It is an argument for the author's opinion and an attack on what could only be deception on the part of the author's opponents.

There is so much perversion in the World that it is a shame that our own Fundamentalist churches should give occasion to the enemies of God to blaspheme. Hiding the existence of the errors in the churches is not acceptable, for "cursed is he who doeth the work of the Lord deceitfully" (Jeremiah 48:10). The matter has become of such a large scale that it must be laid open. The preachers are accountable to God for the spiritual growth of their people, so that was the first audience addressed, but when the preachers refused to hear, this book was taken to the public.

It is the right and obligation of Christians to make a defense of what they believe. Fundamentalism has denied that right from the author. The preachers will not permit him to speak of it to their members, formally or informally, nor will they answer his arguments themselves. The author does not expect them to read this book until they must, for they shun hard questions, calling them "vain babbling" and "division of the brethren." Perhaps if this book were made available to the general public, fundamentalism would realize that they must answer these questions when they make claims for the Blood Doctrine.

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