Official Review: Misreading Judas by Robert Wahler

[Rebaone Royalblack Ramonyadiwa]

This is an interesting idea. The thought that Judas was the complete opposite of who he was portrayed as. It would take a lot of convincing, with a lot of research to support it for this argument to be compelling. Which is what the review says has been done. So now, I am quite interested in knowing what this author came up with.

[Pauline Parnell]

Misreading Judas aims to provide an alternative perspective of Judas than what is generally agreed upon. Although Judas is misunderstood, his deeds speak for themselves. Why did he commit suicide? Will reading this book provide clarity? I hope so. Thanks for your review.

[Kigen Valarie]

It might be interesting to read another person's view of the biblical story and its interpretation. I didn't know if Judas' and Jesus' relationship had another view to it. I will make a pass on this book but I'm convinced many people will enjoy reading the story.

[Asma Aisha Ansari]

Misreading Judas promises an alternative journey into biblical history and Eastern mysticism. Interested readers will discover more about the relationship between Jesus and Judas in this well-written book.

[twinkle09]

Though not a follower of Christianity, i find the debate in the book fascinating and captivating. I will be sure to pick up a copy of the book. Congrats on BOTD!

[Prodigy5]

This book is unlike any j have ever seen. This is a well-structured review. Well done.

[SINGH JAY]

Congrats on BOTD!
Amazing book. Judas was one of several biblical personalities in whose early mysteries I have always been interested. The front cover page and title of this book drew my eye, and I really enjoyed the review.

[C Howard]

Misreading Judas
It appears from the Christian writings that the Christian religion is built on a lie that leads to the crucification & subsequent resurrection of Christ.
Congratulations on being BOTD

[Ann Kidiavai]

Robert Wahler is simply addressing the third side of the coin that for decades, nobody dared to. Am fascinated by the use of sound comparative analysis to argue his points out. I'm ready to get new information about Christianity and this book is the right one for me.

[Cynthia Christabel Okolobi]

The debate of the millennia indeed. I was reading through the summary of this book and one thing made me pause. "Jesus didn't die for anyone's sin." That is controversial and as a Christian I would boldly say that is untrue. The world is just like a farmer who recently discovered a new land full of the unknown. That new land is knowledge. The quest to wanting to know more, the obsession of history and the fire to want to see famous historical characters and their stories come to life. I would have loved to read this one, but I'll pass because I do not want anything to shake up my faith or make me have a rethink about my convictions and beliefs in GOD.

[Nisha DSouza]

The sample pages did not live up to my expectations. I found some terms and the language slightly complicated. I respect the author's opinion, but I did not understand why the teachings of a Swamiji were included as a part of this book. I realize that it probably was to show the connection to Eastern mysticism in the later part of the book, but I was unable to digest all the information provided. I appreciate that the author has probably done a lot of research for this book; however, I will skip this one. Congrats on the BOTD, though!

[Emmanuela Amasiobi]

There are many opinions concerning this subject matter. I'm not familiar with the Gnostic gospels but it still remains an opinion to me. Congratulations on BOTD

[Emmanuela Amasiobi]

There are many opinions about the subject matter. I'm not familiar with the Gnostic gospels but it still remains an opinion to me. Congratulations on BOTD

[LINDO NINO]

This is a remarkable review.
The summary begins with an interesting question that holds attention. After learning about the author I was even more interested in the book. A big S/O to the reviewer for highlighting the misinterpretations composed by second-century Gnostic Christians in the new Testament.

[Abdulsabur Aisha]

Today's Book of the Day is a masterpiece that I can't wait to read. Who would ever think that Judas wasn't a betrayal that we've all seen him be? This is quite interesting. Congrats to the author on being the #BOTD!