Title: Kimball is a phony
Product review: I've encountered Glenn on numerous occasions. He hawks so-called "hidden" works allegedly "suppressed" by church authorities over the centuries, but his claims are false. Everything he claims is "suppressed knowledge" is actually part of the vast canon of known Apocypha, or psueudo-Biblical writings long known to be forgeries. These things were regularly sold to credulous believers during the middle ages and even earlier, just as con artists sold fake sacred nails and finger bones allegedly from saints and even Jesus himself.People have been falling for this con for centuries, and they'll continue to do so. I don't know if Kimball knows he's selling phony material, or actually believes he's found something new. In either case, it's pretty pathetic.Don't waste your money. Much better books are available.
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