Ruckman's 130+ books

Below is a photo of the major portion of our collection of Ruckman books, pamphlets and recordings. We are posting them here because we have been accused more than once of just borrowing Ruckman quotes from others who have written against him. Although exactly what to count is debatable, our figures reveal that Ruckman has written 138 books, tracts and pamphlets, totalling 32,718 pages.* One thing is certain--Ruckman is not a lazy man!

* Our count does not include Ruckman's Apocalypse, which is made up exclusively of his artwork, nor his reference Bible. The page count does not include Absolute Standard Versus the "Greek Original," which is out of print and not in our posession. Some books have also been revised and enlarged, which would affect the final page count. In the August 2010 issue of the Bible Believers' Bulletin, six months after we posted these figures, Ruckman listed his page count at 32,000. Either we were right on target, or they used our number.  

Comments

Mike

Sun, 06/20/2010 - 19:00

Oh! You have the glue bound books with the old covers...

Cathryn Paradise

Thu, 10/21/2010 - 14:32

I have been a fan of Dr Ruckman since 1977 and have never heard of "Absolute Standard Versus the "Greek Original". I have about 70 of his books (including his Reference Bible) and none of these mention it. I disagree with Dr. Ruckman on a few minor issues but generally he is solid in Baptist doctrine. To say he "passes himself off as a Baptist" is a false statement. I have met Dr. Ruckman several times and played softball and volleyball with him at a youth camp. Other preachers and teachers have tried guessing the date of the Rapture and have missed it. Dr. Ruckman always says "if our calendar is right" when discussing the Rapture.

Webmaster

Thu, 10/21/2010 - 16:47

The "Absolute Standard Versus the 'Greek Original'" by Ruckman was advertised at least once in an old issue of the Bible Believers' Bulletin. The reason I don't believe Ruckman should call himself a Baptist is not for one reason only, but for many departures from historical Baptist and biblical beliefs as documented on this website. Thank you for being polite in your comment, which seems rare for a defender of Ruckman.

Cathryn Paradise

Wed, 10/27/2010 - 18:35

I disagree with Ruckman on abortion, in fact, the best book I have found on the anti-abortion issue was written by one of his graduates, Glen Stocker,my former pastor when I lived in Amarillo TX. I take a stand somewhere to the position that all involved in the abortion( the mother, the father, parents and the doctor are guilty of FIRST DEGREE MURDER!! I disagree with his views on the believer's glorified body. Ruckman is right on the Trinity, the Deity of Christ, ordinances of the church, Church age salvation, soul-winning, and other doctrines. Just because he is pre-tribulational as far as the rapture does not brand him as not being a Baptist.

Webmaster

Wed, 11/03/2010 - 19:43

The articles on this website provide abundant documentation to show that Ruckman is not a Baptist. Ruckman is on record stating that he is against the historical positions of Baptists: 3. That Scripture with Scripture (interpreting Scripture) reveals (scores of times) Bible truths that run contrary to the “historical positions” of Baptists… Ruckman, Peter. 22 Years of the Bible Believer’s Bulletin Vol. 1 “The AV Holy Bible” p. 568 As to abortion, I am aware that Ruckmanite Glen Stocker wrote a book against abortion, stating in the first line of the introduction that it is murder. However, not only did he not warn against Ruckman's views on abortion in the book, he actually mentioned Ruckman positively (for one of the quotes he is known for) in passing on p. 12! According to the Bible Believers' Bulletin, Feb. 2009, Glen Stocker spoke in Ruckman's 2008 Bad Attitude Blowout. Because Ruckman is looked upon as a hero by his followers in what some would describe as a cultic fashion, Ruckman gets a free pass. Ruckman can say abortion is not murder and his followers who believe the exact opposite in something this significant will keep quiet and still defend him and not take heed to Biblical commandments such as, And if any man obey not our word by this epistle, note that man, and have no company with him, that he may be ashamed. 2 Th. 3:14.  

Karen

Sat, 03/26/2011 - 01:17

I wrote a comment her and you have not included it. Is there a reason for this?? Perhaps you did not like my remarks and desided not to include them.

Webmaster

Sat, 03/26/2011 - 09:00

Your comment was posted on the page containing the critique of Ruckman's reference Bible, but your comment had absolutely nothing to do with the RRB. It was not merely a matter of disagreeing. If you look around, you will find many comments I approved that I did not like. Your comment was off topic.

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