Title: Jesus's Own Jihad
Product review: Typical of the later day tripe drummed up by those that would save me from myself, it's a bore from cover to cover, as was the rest of the series. Were it not a Costco-line read, in depth and content, I probably wouldn't have made it this far. For a quick reference, try The Confessions of Alistair Crowley. No big fan, me, but his old man, another evangelical nut case, swore that any day [now] the Armageddon would commence and JC would return to watch the non-believers burn, baby burn. And that was like 150 years ago. Oh, but the "signs" were all there, for the "seers"... Folks, it ain't gonna happen. Will we burn? probably, but you can thank your elected officials for that probability, not good god, sitting on high. Save your money and watch TV, at least on TV you get a little superficial love and affection served up with your daily dose of guilt and violence.
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