In summary, I had a hard time believing that anyone pretending to be a "scholar," let alone a Christian scholar, would stoop to this level of intellectual and academic dishonesty. Riplinger misquotes her sources, takes quotations out of context, and even makes quotations up (in at least one instance that I detected). She takes the most tenuous of connections between modern Bible translators and occultists as "proof" that there is a conspiracy afoot to corrupt the Bible in preparation for the alleged One World Religion to come. Riplinger misses no opportunity to belittle any scholar connected with modern Bibles. Furthermore, the book is rife with spelling and stylistic errors, including frequent misspellings of sources' names (she DID have these sources right in front of her, right?).