Alive After The Fall Book Review

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Most of us know that disasters are always looking on the horizon but a lot of us aren't prepared to face such things if they should happen. Now Christians subscribe to the belief that this earth will end and it will do so in a spectacular way. A lot of Christians also believe we are in the midst of the Biblical last days and heading for the final showdown between good and evil. We know this and fear the coming of such times but we aren't doing much to prepare. Alexander Cain, a theologian from Arkansas has studied the bible, kept watch for signs and came to a couple of revelations. Cain has created the ultimate survivalist guide called "Alive After The Fall" to share his tips for surviving and living in a post apocalyptic world.

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You don't have to be a genius to figure out some of the things you need to be doing.

It comes with bonuses that detail how you can survive a nuclear attack survive a nuclear attack and exposure to radiation. He goes into detail on how you can survive a chemical attack, lists the different kinds of alchemical weapons and their level of deadlines.

Preppers and survivalist will love this book because it presents a different take on a scenario that no one has experienced so far.

The 60 days money back guarantee should out a lot of minds at ease. It alludes also to the faith that the author has on his creation. So what if the end of the world did nit happen in January 2017!

What's not to like?

It's religious tone and incongruent prophesies. The Biblical interpretations might not be widely shared amongst Christians and a lot of them might have a different interpretation.

Alive After The Fall is only available as an eBook. This might not please everyone who buys it. It also brings the question of what happens when your computer and devices are fried by an EMP? Well, you wouldn't have access to the electronic copy for reference. Unfortunately for the trees that continue to be cut for paper, you have to print the book and keep that in a safe place where it would be quick to access should issues
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