Books by James F. Gauss

James F. Gauss, Ph.D., is an American author, speaker, and researcher known for his writings on Christianity, Islam, American history, and cultural issues. He earned his doctorate in horticulture from Rutgers University in 1968 and has since transitioned into a prolific writing and speaking career. Over the past four decades, Dr. Gauss has written extensively, including hundreds of articles and numerous books, and has made appearances on radio and television programs.

His works often explore the intersection of religion and society, with a particular focus on Christianity and its interactions with other faiths and cultural movements. Notable titles by Dr. Gauss include:

• Be Pruned: To Bear Fruit That Will Last
• Embracing the Anti-Christ: The Heresy of Interfaith Dialogue
• I Remember When . . . Growing Up in Post-World War II America
• Islam & Christianity: A Revealing Contrast
• Revelation 18 and the Fate of America
• Understanding Islam in the Light of Christianity (3 editions)
• We the People series and many others.

Dr. Gauss’s writings are characterized by a conservative Christian perspective, often addressing themes such as the perceived challenges posed by Islam to Western societies, the role of Christianity in American history, and critiques of interfaith dialogue. His work appeals to readers interested in religious studies, American cultural history, and contemporary societal issues from a Christian viewpoint.

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