Title: Misrepresents the Biblical Record
Product review: Filled with misquotations from scripture, with a fictional plot that portrays Peter and John as partners with Judas to establish a physical kingdom on earth prior to the cross without involving Jesus in their poorly laid plans. Includes the false notion that Jesus studied with Buddhists in his youth, or was perhaps influenced by Essennes. Portrays Judas as trying to manipulate Jesus into declaring himself King and then being double-crossed by the High Priest. Ignores the Biblical fact that Jesus knew who would betray him from the beginning, and portrays Jesus as less than divine throughout the book. A mere hint of Jesus resurrection and victory over death on the last page indicates the author (Martin J. Lutz) was less than an orthodox Christian. I recommend this book only if you are adding to your collector of heresies.
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