Move over Harry Potter.  Tyndale is at it again.  The highly profitable publisher of evangelical Christian vitriol and gore has just printed another installment of its "Left Behind: The Kids Series" propaganda novels.  Tyndale claims that they've sold more than 10 million copies of the books that are "great for kids 10-14."  One enthusiastic reader exclaims, "I absolutly [sic] love your books! These books are the best I've ever read, seriously. I've read all the kids books. The first time I picked up a Left Behind book I couldn't put it down. After reading those books I thought How can anyone read that and not believe in Jesus? Thanks for publishing these great books for everyone to read!"

The books depict the wacky adventures of a group of evangelical teenagers who join forces to convert Jews during Armageddon, lest they be annihilated and cast into hell for all eternity because they haven't embraced Jesus.  When they're not busy proselytizing, the kids are battling swarthy devils who hail from places like Romania.

Kudos to Tyndale for grabbing a hefty slice of the pie while competing with the steady stream of necrophiliac propaganda from Fox News and CNN.  The highly competitive market of calling evangelical Christians to arms against judges, abortion providers, evolution teachers, and Democratic politicians is saturated.  Yet Tyndale thrives.  Their Left Behind series of books has sold more 60 million copies, and two movies starring Kirk Cameron based on the novels are available on DVD at Amazon.  

Thank you, Tyndale.  With millions of youth being so indoctrinated, it won't be long before we return to the days of pogroms, autos da fe, Holocausts and Great Purges.