Published initially in 1958, the book is an ideological analysis of Communism and how it has impacted the world and is an important book, known today for his widely circulated “45 Goals of Communism” which are remarkably prescient. Skousen outlines and analyzes the political and economic systems of various Communist countries including the Soviet Union, Cuba, and China. He also highlights the tools and tactics used by the Communists to advance their goals such as subversion, infiltration, and propaganda. - Summary by Robert L. Morel

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Yes, for a few years the church practiced what they called the "United Order" where they supposed to have all things in common. It didn't last long and was replaced by the system of tithing and offerings.

Since then, the church has preached self-reliance, not community.

The church is virulently anti communist and extremely conservative. One of their "prophets" - Ezra Benson - preached against communism constantly and belonged to the John Birch Society.

Skousen is in lock step with these views.

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