Overall rating and opinion of "Misreading Judas" by Robert Wahler

[Van112]

Reading through the book reviews about this, there is a curious side of me who wants to dig deeo as not many people have tried to look into these. It is nice to be presented in a book however i have decided not to go through it more as it might start some other ideas which can lead to obsession. Though great job in being BOTM.

[Sahansdal]

Reading through the book reviews about this, there is a curious side of me who wants to dig deeo as not many people have tried to look into these. It is nice to be presented in a book however i have decided not to go through it more as it might start some other ideas which can lead to obsession. Though great job in being BOTM.

Don't you want to know about something important that no one else, just about, knows? Saviors walk the earth at all times, and always have, always will. They even have their own website. rssb.org

[Sahansdal]

The title of this book has certainly piqued my curiosity. I'm a christian with an open mind, and I can't wait to get my hands on this book. Should make for an interesting read, at the very least.

You are who I wrote the book for! Please be next to review here and on Amazon. I know you will put much thought into it. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/15246 ... 5K32J6D6Y1

[LinaMueller]

Sahansdal are you Robert Wahler?

[Sahansdal]

Sahansdal are you Robert Wahler?

Yes, that's right.

[Kelebogile Mbangi]

I started this book a while ago. I love the idea behind it, but I wasn't able to fully understand what was being said. That isn't to speak poorly of the author--he certainly did his research, but I think the target audience is very specific. A basic understanding of Gnostic beliefs is definitely a must.

I haven't read the book as yet, but it really appealed to me. But I see that you recommend having a basic understanding of gnostic beliefs. So perhaps I should go did my research on those before attempting to read this book.

[Sahansdal]

I started this book a while ago. I love the idea behind it, but I wasn't able to fully understand what was being said. That isn't to speak poorly of the author--he certainly did his research, but I think the target audience is very specific. A basic understanding of Gnostic beliefs is definitely a must.

I haven't read the book as yet, but it really appealed to me. But I see that you recommend having a basic understanding of gnostic beliefs. So perhaps I should go did my research on those before attempting to read this book.

Great idea, Kelebogile! Try my first book. Eva Darrington reviewd it here, too.
https://www.amazon.com/Bible-says-Savio ... ler+robert

[Wambui-nj]

From a Christian point of view, this book raises eyebrows. It is controversial and evokes many questions. It is a great read though...

[Sahansdal]

From a Christian point of view, this book raises eyebrows. It is controversial and evokes many questions. It is a great read though...

Thanks for that. I hope you review it here, and on Amazon. It was a lot of work, but I assure you it is vital information.

[Gracedscribe]

I'd totally enjoy reading the authors insights, after a bit of research on the Gnostics, I guess. That is not to say I smell a conspiracy of lies and deception in the Christian theology, but I've always believed that my faith is strengthened when I am open to questions and go back to God for the answers!!

[kwame1977]

I will recommend this book to fellow Christians so they know what to guard against in their beliefs. There are lots of books that tend to sway Christians from their beliefs. Christians must therefore watch out.

[Sahansdal]

I will recommend this book to fellow Christians so they know what to guard against in their beliefs. There are lots of books that tend to sway Christians from their beliefs. Christians must therefore watch out.

I started as a Christian in the 1970's. I stopped when I couldn't accept that people lived and died before the time of Christ. That didn't, and still doesn't, make sense to me if there is only one savior for all. -the Author

[Sahansdal]

I'll give a try to this book it definitely sounds interesting but a little close to home if you're a very religious person

I have been "a very religious person" all my life. We need to get this right. It's too important. -the Author

[Sahansdal]

I will recommend this book to fellow Christians so they know what to guard against in their beliefs. There are lots of books that tend to sway Christians from their beliefs. Christians must therefore watch out.

Kwame, What are you afraid of, that you need to warn others of my findings? Are you afraid they are true? I would not produce false findings. They are verifiable. I have only presented things that can be checked by anyone. Here is the link to the Nag Hammadi Library: https://ia802600.us.archive.org/5/items ... ibrary.pdf

[Alys Sterk]

I gave this book a 3 out of 4. It raises some very good questions and the author sure did a lot of research. I was tired at the end! I had no idea all of this was going on. A good place to start with this book would be to watch the National Geographic documentary entitled The Gospel of Judas. Without this, and other reference texts (translated of course), this book is hard to understand.