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Charles "Chuck" Missler is an author, conservative Bible teacher, and founder of the Koinonia House ministry based out of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Missler is a former businessman who is now a minister and biblical fundamentalist.


Controversy and criticism

According to Temple University Professor William Alnor, Chuck Missler has admitted plagiarizing a portion of Miami University Professor Edwin Yamauchi's 1982 book Foes From the Northern Frontier in his own 1992 book The Magog Factor (co-written by Hal Lindsey). This act of plagiarism was caught by the Los Angeles Times.

Works

Books

Note: Koinonia House is Missler's company; books published by Koinonia House are self-published

  • 1995 The Way of Agape: Understanding God's Love Pub: Koinonia House ISBN 1-880532-56-5
  • 1996 Be Ye Transformed with Nancy Missler Pub:Koinonia House ISBN 1-880532-42-5
  • 1997 Alien Encounters with Mark Eastman Pub:Koinonia House ISBN 1-57821-061-5
  • 1999 Faith in the Night Seasons: Understanding God's Will Pub: Koinonia House ISBN 1-57821-068-2
  • 2000 Hidden Treasures in the Biblical Text Pub: Koinonia House ISBN 1-57821-127-1
  • 2000 The Five Horseman of the Apocalypse Pub: Koinonia House ISBN 1-57821-095-X
  • 2001 Against the Tide with Nancy Missler Pub:Koinonia House ISBN 1-57821-172-7
  • 2001 The Choice: Hypocrisy or Real Christianity? with Nancy Missler Pub:Koinonia House ISBN 1-57821-134-4
  • 2002 Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai & Malachi Pub: Koinonia House ISBN 1-57821-188-3
  • 2002 Learn the Bible in 24 Hours Pub: Nelson Books ISBN 0-7852-6429-9
  • 2004 Cosmic Codes: Hidden Messages Pub: Koinonia House ISBN 1-57821-255-3
  • 2006 Prophecy 20/20: Profiling the Future Through the Lens of Scripture Pub: Thomas Nelson ISBN 0785218890

Software/Audio CDs

  • The Book of Revelation
  • Learn the Bible in 24 Hours
  • The Rapture

VHS/DVD

  • The DaVinci Deception
  • Proving the Bible Reliable
  • Return of the Nephilim
  • UFO's and the Coming Deception
  • Daniel's 70 Weeks
  • How We Got the Bible
  • Genesis, a commentary

References

  1. Chart of Contemporary Religious Figures Accused of Plagiarism in the Latter Half of the Twentieth Century to the Present, William M. Alnor
  2. "Question of Attribution," Los Angeles Times July 30, 1992, by Roy Rivenburg

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