Title: Self-published for a reason
Review: Sid Roth's book is a good example of why self-publishing is also called "Vanity Press." I guess with enough money, it's easy to push any sort of view these days, regardless of whether or not the reader requests it.It arrived unsolicited, under the assumption that becuase of my last name I'm Jewish. I'm not but I can still appreciate a well-written book - which this is not. Printed on cheap paper, and without any editing attempt to link the stories, it's 10 vignettes of Jews who believe they found Jesus, which for some on-godly reason, Roth thought to share with us. If they're happy, that's good - but who cares? And the shame is that Roth's ego-driven book makes no literary effort to tell us why we should care.Having just returned from my 12th combat embed combat(Beirut - Iraq-Afghanistan); I'm fully conversent with those extremist types who want to push their religious beliefs on others - and Roth's book reminds me of them, and their rather dangerous mindset.
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