Efrain Rios Montt, servant or dictator?
Subtitle: the real story of Guatemala's controversial born-again president
By: Joseph Anfuso, David Sczepanski ; foreword by Pat Robertson ; [photos by Jim De Golyer ... et al.].
Contributors: Sczepanski, David.
Publisher: Vision House
Published: 1984
Place of publication: Ventura, CA, U.S.A
Language: eng
Number of pages: 178
Subjects: Ríos Montt, Efraín.; Presidents -- Guatemala -- Biography.
Other titles: Servant or dictator?
Description: "His 16 month presidency was one of the most controversial periods in Guatemala's turbulent history. Was he a servant-leader or a ruthless tyrant? Was he a dedicated Christian or a hypocrite? Was the international press who denounced him accurate or engaged in a "smear campaign"? President Montt broadly proclaimed his vision for Guatemala and his personal faith in Jesus Christ. Supporters praised him as a servant-leader, champion of morality and friend of all Guatemalans. His enemies accused him of being a religious fanatic, anti-Catholic and a mass murderer. Here is the real story, a story that exposes the frightening power of the international press to distort the truth and deny the life-changing reality of faith in Jesus Christ."--Back cover.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 173-178.
"Formerly published under the title: He gives--he takes away"--T.p. verso.