“Christians are taught that Jesus took away the sin of the world — yet are trained to remain burdened by it. The contradiction is so familiar it goes unnoticed. This book slows things down long enough to examine what was said, what was translated, and what quietly changed.”
— B.
“We should all lend our attention to this knowledgeable writer. We may be shocked by his bluntness. Stunned by his wisdom. Step by step, the author is preparing us for his coming chapters. Chapter Three, ‘The Plane Crash,’ is the absolute bombshell. After that, it’s hard to put the book down. This work is top shelf.”
— George
“Being a Christian I hated this book because it holds the Church in such contempt. Still, the unique view of Jesus’ words made too much sense to me. I threw the manuscript away twice. I rescued it from the garbage bin twice. I’m glad I rescued it. These are life-changing words.”
— Clair
“Appreciate the clever wit… plenty of belly laughs. There were pages also that brought tears to my eyes… such an understanding of the Scriptures! The Unwrapping of Wonderfully Simple Words is both revelatory and revolutionary. This is a terrific read!”
— Robert
“I have been a Christian pastor for 25 years, yet it took this book to impress upon me exactly what Jesus did on the cross for all of us. I am certain many will call the author a heretic. I am also certain there are those who will call him a prophet, although he does not claim to be one. If he is one, he is the most down-to-earth prophet the Lord has ever sent.”
— David
“If I had the choice of, one, saying to a friend, ‘You need to read this book’ or, two, burning it, I would burn it. This book is dangerous.”
— Owen
“The Unwrapping of Wonderfully Simple Words is a literary masterpiece. Very well thought out. Very well written.”
— Alexander
“Should this work go viral (and hopefully it will) historically ‘The Unwrapping’ will prove more helpful to the cause of Jesus than the Reformation. It reveals the truth by setting religion aside as if it were never here in the first place. Only with the hand of God involved does something of this magnitude come into the world.”
— Stephen
“I have had the privilege of reading all three volumes of The Unwrapping of Wonderfully Simple Words. This amazing trilogy is a work of true inspiration and true genius. It sensibly answers every pertinent question about God and “the Jesus Concept.” It levels a mountain of doubts and fills in the blanks — blanks which have historically plagued humanity’s inexplicable valley of “belief.” This book offers true hope, with the added potential of bringing Atheist parties, Theist parties and every party in-between into the same party — the What’s-Been-Done-For-Us-On-the-Cross party.”
— Carl
