Judgment Day

Judgment Day! Islam, Israel and the Nations
$25.99
This book was well written and very interesting until I got to the part when Hunt's anti-Catholicism started coming through. He has such a hang up on the Catholic Church that he isn't even able to prevent himself from bashing it when he's writing about Islam. The problem isn't so much that he hates Catholicism but that given his misunderstanding and misinterpretation of the Catholic Faith I wonder how much of what he writes about Islam is false.

Of course, he doesn't only trash Catholics. He's also found it pretty easy to dump on many Jews (while greatly defending the Jews who conform to his concept of the ideal Jew). He also finds plenty of fault with mainline Protestant Faiths and even those Evangelicals who deviate from Dave Hunt's 'infallible' concept of what makes a real Christian.

Much of his proof about anything is based on the Bible. Not a bad thing to base it on, but what he really means is the Bible as interpreted by Dave Hunt.

In the end, if you want to know more about Islam and it's possible involvement in the Last Days, check out _God's War On Terror_ by Walid Shoebat with Joel Richardson. Shoebat is an ex-Muslim terrorist who converted to Christianity.

And one more thing. We Christians (no matter what flavor) really should take a lesson from the goose: [...]

Snowfall on Judgment Day
$15.98
A couple years back; while looking for some news on Fates Warning, I stumbled upon Redemption. Having never listened to any of their songs, I kind of thought; since it had Ray Alder on vocals, that it must have been quite the thing.
I'm glad I wasn't wrong! Mr. Alder has never, ever disappointed me. His voice and his phrasing is uniquely amazing. I can't think of some other singer, (other than maybe pop rock legend Sting), who has gone through the transformation of his voice with quite the success that Mr. Alder has. I've been a fan of Fates Warning since 1987's No Exit album, and throughout his career I have witnessed his development and transformation into; in my humble opinion, the best prog rock singer, bar none.
As for the rest of the band's lineup; Nick Van Dyk is just an incredible songwriter and composer; his lyricism is just great as is his interplay with the brilliant Bernie Versailles. Greg Hosharian is just an outstanding keyboard player; he has it all, the ambience and atmosphere creating, the soloing; very much like the great Derek Sherinian.
As for the rhythm section, both Sean Andrews and Chris Quirarte are amazing talents; they just blend in perfectly well.

This album in particular, picks things up where The Fullness of Time and The Origins of Ruin left it. It's just a continuation of their greatness, having stayed true to the winning formula they have previously displayed on said albums. If there was any possibility of a let down after their two earlier masterpieces, the first song "Peel" erased any chance of it happening at all. The second track "Walls" by the time it hits the chorus part, I mean, can it really get any better, I'm lost for words!

As for the duet performed by James Labrie and Ray Alder "Another Day Dies": SONG OF THE YEAR!!! It's been done before if y'all remember, by way of Fates Warning's Parallels landmark album; the song: "Life in Still Water", but this time ever so much better. And if this wasn't enough for an astounding performance, right after this instant classic, follows the great rock ballad "What Will You Say?", with Alder showing his emotion in a rather unfamiliar setting; since even though he's done a lot of slow tempo, pensive and meditative singing before; I'm positive, he's never done anything like this.

11 out of 10 stars in my book. Just buy the album already!!!

WWE: Judgment Day 2008
$24.95
John Cena VS JBL: Nothing will ever top there match Judgment Day 2005 match, that was just plain awesome. This was a pretty good match but nothing like three years ago. Cena wins out of nowhere with an F-U in a good opener.

Kane and CM Punk VS Miz and Morrison: They show The Dirt Sheet by Miz and Morrison before this event, pretty funny stuff. Three of the future main eventers in WWE and Kane, who is stale beyond belief. This was a really good tag team match-up, lots of action. CM Punk looked good towards the end but Morrison hits Moonlight Drive for the win as Kane choke slams Miz on the outside.

Chris Jericho VS Shawn Michaels: If these two men every had a bad match against each other, please let me know. A classic match with an awesome ending and they shook hands in the end. I would have liked the see HBK win the IC title but this was a non-title match for no reason.

Beth Phoenix VS Melina VS Mickie James: All three women can wrestle but I still skip over all women matches.

Edge VS Undertaker: This was a pretty good back and fourth match-up. Undertaker wins the world title via count-out but Vickie comes out and says the title is vacant. I hate Vickie, I hate Edge, and would rather forget this.

MVP VS Jeff Hardy: MVP comes out and brags that he has held the US title longer then anyone else. Considering he won the belt from Chris Beniot, no wonder WWE never talked about the title. A good back and fourth match with the usual botch spots by Hardy. Hardy wins in the end with a move that i've never how it damages opponents, whisper in the wind.

Triple H VS Randy Orton: Wow, its June 20th 2009 and this damn feud is still going on. I never understand why WWE started the you can pin your opponent in a cage stipulation. This was a pretty good match overall with Triple H winning in the end. JR asks if these two could be the same after the match and I can answer truthfully, yes. IT'S STILL GOING ON!

William Regal looked on thru out the whole event for some reason.

Overall, a decent event. Micheals-Jericho stole the show and the main event was pretty good. I'd diffently buy this dvd.

Terminator 2: Judgment Day
$4.99
This movie has all the features you'd expect from a blu-ray movie, not to mention the audio and picture quality is amazing.