This report began with an anonymously circulated document over forty years ago,
prompting an investigation that verified its claims and uncovered new evidence
about the man now leading The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Drawing on congressional testimony, federal hearings, academic records, legal
rulings, and overlooked sources, a pattern appears: ties to progressive legal theorists,
subversive academic leaders, and left-leaning institutions reflected in Oaks’s
reasoning and decisions.

The report details links to groups flagged in Senate Intelligence hearings, mentors
with radical backgrounds, anti-war workshops, writings defending commissions
later exposed as manipulated, and the ideological shift at BYU under his presidency,
along with the continuation of that worldview in later statements.

This work relies solely on documentation, raising serious questions about his
influences.

Format: paperback, 44 pages.

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What is a Christian’s duty when faced with tyranny?
That question lies at the heart of this once-forbidden 17th-century tract, written during England’s struggle over the limits of lawful authority and the right to resist unjust rulers.

The Righteous Sword Against Tyranny argues that government exists by covenant for the good of the governed — and that when rulers break that trust and destroy liberty, obedience to God may require resistance to men. The author’s reasoning, drawn from Scripture, natural law, and the moral duties of conscience, later echoed in the thought of the American founders.

This edition includes:

• The original 1657 text, faithfully reproduced
• A modern English rendering, titled Treason to Tyrants Is Obedience to God
• A glossary and explanatory notes for clarity and context

Rather than a call to violence, this work is a sober examination of justice, accountability, and the limits of obedience. It challenges believers to consider the responsibilities of faith and conscience when earthly powers become instruments of oppression.

Format: paperback, 108 pages.

You can listen in to our book club discussion on the book below:

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