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Joël Dicker

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Author: Matthew Hughes

How did The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints become the number one target of anti-US terrorism in Latin America in the late 1980s and early 1990s? Could this happen again?

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This enlightening publication investigates the spiritual origins of terrorism, ideologies and tactics involved in attacks targeting The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and the role of terrorism in the last days. Analysis and insights are based on evidence from a variety of sources, including declassified intelligence reports, foreign radio broadcasts and newspaper articles, church historical documents, and personal interviews with survivors and witnesses.

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War with the Remnant, by discerning author Matthew Hughes, examines gospel truths in the previously unexplored arena of terrorism and fortifies faith in the face of fear. It is the first book to document contemporary terrorist attacks targeting The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and provide secular and spiritual insights regarding the Church'Äôs past, present, and possible future encounters with terrorism.

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This powerful book is an eye-opener that should be read and studied by anyone who values the freedom of choice.

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About the Author: Matthew Hughes is a Military Intelligence Officer and Foreign Area Officer in the United States Army. He graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point, NY, where he studied Arabic, Spanish, and terrorism. His subsequent graduate studies focused on policy and intelligence studies. Matthew's military service ranges from leading linguists in intelligence collection and targeting efforts in Afghanistan to liaising with partner nations in Eastern Europe and Latin America. He has published and lectured on terrorist tactics and multiple intelligence disciplines. Matthew has received professional and academic accolades for his numerous contributions to the intelligence field, especially for his original predictive analysis regarding lone wolf terrorism and refinement of Army doctrine. He and his wife and children share a passion for foreign languages and cultures, having hosted foreign exchange students and military officers from around the world. Matthew has leveraged foreign language abilities to translate for refugees, preach the Gospel on four continents, and strengthen international partnerships through his capacities in international diplomacy. He has interviewed survivors and witnesses of terrorist attacks in Spanish and Portuguese. Matthew is a native of Clinton, Connecticut. He converted to the LDS Church in his youth and served as a full-time missionary in Santiago, Chile.

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