Radio interviews for the book Religion of Peace? are winding down now, but there will still be a few tomorrow and this coming week. Tomorrow's schedule:
All times PDT:
6:00 AM Wake Up Call WFTW
7:10 AM Bill Meyer KMED
7:50 AM The Right Balance
8:00 AM Mornings on the Dove KDOV
9:00 AM Mike Rosen Show KOA
11:00 AM Point of View with Kerby Anderson (USA Radio Network)
12:00 PM The Flip Side Rightalk Radio
5:00 PM Frank Pastore Show KKLA
5:35 PM: Michael Reagan Show
I'm still monitoring the ranking of the book on Amazon. It has been knocked out of the top 100 for a couple of days now, but maintains its preeminence on a few sublists:
#1 in Books > Religion & Spirituality > Religious Studies > Comparative Religion
Spencer knocks 'em dead in this class. (In some christian circles we prefer the phrase "knock 'em alive", but the sentiment is essentially the same...)
#2 in Books > Religion & Spirituality > Christianity > Theology > Apologetics
This one is probably silly. ROP is not really a book of Christian apologetics, though perhaps it fits marginally in this category because much of the book is geared to dispelling some contemporary antichristian myths. The title, as I have suggested before, is a bit misleading, and even if taken at face value, does not fit into the usual sphere of apologetics, which is giving reason to believe a faith (ROP is explicitly non-evangelistic in purpose).
#12 in Books > Nonfiction > Politics
Ok, I'll accept this classification, as it really is about the politics of Islam.
Anyway, while ROP is tentatively out of the top 100, it is supplanted, apparently, by books that do not compare: self-help, pop philosophy, fiction and children's lit.
Maybe the overall ranking will return to its natural spot if a few more people take part in the ROP mailout to Senators...