Talk:The Pocket Guide to the Apocalypse
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There is also a new book out called The Field Guide to the Apocalypse Movie Survival Tips for the End of the World User:Thorton
Is Wikipedia now in the business of plugging books by giving them their own entries? Let me know so I can create entries for books written by my pals too. (LMF)
:Many (The_Illuminatus%21_Trilogy) other (Worst-Case_Scenario_Handbook) books (The_City_and_the_Stars) have their own Wikipedia articles. If you think this article has POV issues, or is guilty of being autobiographical, take issue with that. --Woodardj 13:47, 6 October 2006 (UTC)
Should this really be marked a "Christian Text" stub? The book in question seems to draw heavily on the Christian view of the apocalypse but I think that Christians might not consider the book a "Christian text." --Woodardj 13:47, 6 October 2006 (UTC)
According to this review: [http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/34966266], this book is not merely a humorous take on the beliefs of Christians, but actually also an explanation of the different denominations' views on apocalypse; a quick google search shows that it's available on many christian bookshop sites. This said, I'm not entirely sure this is worthy of a wiki article.