PPH to discontinue sales of WPF authors

[Thumper]

Originally Posted by lovinglife

ahhh I see......

that being said we don't know for certain that that is reynolds that PP is refering to in his original post.

[mfblume]

Originally Posted by Ron

I think it may have been the book "The Cry Of The Unborn" a little controversial if I remember correctly.

Ralph Reynolds wrote it.

That was the book where Reynolds compared someone not BORN AGAIN by water and Spirit with an unborn baby. A law from the O.T said that if an unborn baby died as the result of two men striving and fighting, and hurting a nearby pregnant woman by accident, since the eye for an eye and tooth for a tooth law existed, the unborn baby's LIFE was considered equal to an adult LIFE. So LIFE FOR LIFE.

Reynolds applied that to those who are obviously influenced by God and are trying to serve Him, but are not born again yet. He said that if the physical unborn child is equal in value to an adult life, then God considers someone not yet Spirit baptized nor Water baptized (born) to be equal to someone who was born again.

He likened someone who is not yet Spirit filled and water baptized to the status of a fetus in the womb, and therefore, alive to an extent.

[lovinglife]

Originally Posted by Thumper

that being said we don't know for certain that that is reynolds that PP is refering to in his original post.

Ralph Reynolds is the person i was thinking about from San Diego

[Thumper]

Originally Posted by lovinglife

Ralph Reynolds is the person i was thinking about. I didnt know if there were two by that name.

There is four that I know of that have authored books Ralph, his son Paul, his son David and another unrelated one in socal

[Ron]

Originally Posted by lovinglife

Ralph Reynolds is the person i was thinking about from San Diego

Ralph Reynolds preached his last revival for us in early 2002. A week later he passed away.

[mfblume]

Ralph Reynolds was known to be very lovable and open minded, whereas Paul Reynolds is known to be far stricter and far more standards-oriented.

[Thumper]

Originally Posted by mfblume

Ralph Reynolds was known to be very lovable and open minded, whereas Paul Reynolds is known to be far stricter and far more standards-oriented.

No comment

[lovinglife]

Originally Posted by mfblume

Ralph Reynolds was known to be very lovable and open minded, whereas Paul Reynolds is known to be far stricter and far more standards-oriented.

I attended church in Merced Califorinia and Ralph Reynolds wife and son attended also, they were very nice people......I never got to meet Ralph Reynolds though

[dizzyde]

Originally Posted by Thumper

I don't think so. I'm pretty sure that that book was available through PPH at one point. I'm not sure that it is anymore but I'm sure I saw it in one of the catelogs at some point. I remember being surprised by seeing it there.?

I do know that just because something isn't carried anymore, it doesn't mean that it was "pulled".

If something isn't selling, they will just discontinue carrying it.

[RandyWayne]

Anything that PPH stops carrying can probably still be picked up by Amazon.com -which would have a MUCH larger audience.