Hippies, Hindus and Rock & Roll

Hippies, Hindus and Rock & Roll is a blunt, firsthand warning about a generation in revolt against authority, truth, and God. Writing from direct observation and evangelical conviction, Bob Larson traces how youth disillusionment, psychedelic drugs, Eastern mysticism, and rock music converged into a spiritual counterfeit that promised freedom but delivered confusion, moral collapse, and bondage. The book argues that the hippie movement was not merely cultural rebellion but a religious deception-one that rejected biblical Christianity in favor of experience, sensation, and self-worship. Larson's message is unambiguous: the answers sought in drugs, Hindu philosophy, and amplified rebellion can be found only in repentance, truth, and submission to Christ.

Pages: 98, Paperback, Ultimatum Editions