The Hero Doctrine

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The Hero Doctrine
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ISBN-10 : 1462116760
ISBN-13 : 9781462116768
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Book Synopsis The Hero Doctrine by : Neal Silvester

Book excerpt: Become a hero in the battle against sin--with a little help from Batman. This rousing book is full of awesome pop culture references that offer new perspectives on gospel topics and truths. Equal parts inspiring and entertaining, it's perfect for teens, young adults, and youth leaders.


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