I have read a couple of Sylvia Brown's novels now and I know what some of you are thinking.....nut job! Well, whether she's crazy or not, I still find her books entertaining. I like to believe that there are a few true psychic's out there but none of us will ever really know for sure unless we have had personal experiences. One thing I will say for this book is that it does make you wonder. Whether you look at this book as non-fiction or fiction, I think it's still a pretty good read (at least I thought so back in 2009 when I read it).

Very interesting. Sylvia presents some interesting theories.

Loved this interesting take on the life of Jesus! Couln't put it down. I loved reading about how the journey for him didn't end with the great sacrifice he made. And the more realistic portrayals of Mary and Magdalene was a nice, fresh perspective.

Not sure how I really feel about this book. There is a lot of information to process. One thing that bother me were all the references to "Francine". The 'guide' that inputted a lot of comments. I'll have to re-read this.

An interesting montage of ideas, thoughts, possibilities, and likely truths about the historical character known of as Jesus Christ, and the eternal spiritual entity Christ. I found nothing about this material that was either surprising or offputting. "Uncommon"...maybe. Controversial...not so much.

This one is kind of slow for me. I haven't been able to get into it like her other books.

Fun read, I think a lot of people might get mad about what is in the book. I'm not a christian so I really enjoyed the book and thinking about Jesus's life in a new perspective

Fascinating


Fascinating. I always wondered if the bible was accurate. This book dispels different discrepancies and has a different type of insight. Grateful to have read it.

Deep. I'm EXTREMELY open minded religiously and this still was a lot to swallow. Fascinating

I really enjoyed this book, but since I don't trust anyone, I can't fully 100% believe anything "Francine" says. That being said, Sylvia's thought process is very similar to mine so I appreciated that aspect of it. I think it's important to question things when you can. It helps you develop as a person, especially in a spiritual sense.

Loved this book; makes me want to research things even more. Answered some questions; and the answers make sense.

Facinating reading! If you are a traditional "church go-er" you will not like this book, but if you have an open mind ... and are willing to consider the possibilities, this book will give you much to ponder ... I'd love to discuss it with others who have read it.