Jesus in Kashmir, The Lost Tomb7 reviews Suzanne Olsson Booksurge, 2007 Jesus in Kashmir - The Lost Tomb + Jesus Life After Crucifixion + There were so many things that I loved about Suzanne's book. Where do I begin? + ENLIGHTENING! + Two Thumbs Up             The Messianic Legacy41 reviews Michael Baigent Dell, 1989 An Interesting Sequel + Tres historias I purchased this book with some trepidation, why? Well I wondered whether the authors really needed to write this book, particularly as they had just republished The Holy Blood and The Holy Grail, or were they simply riding the crest of the wave of publicity surrounding the court case brought by ...             The Da Vinci Code3866 reviews Dan Brown Anchor, 2006 Calm down people! + Women beyond belief I haven't read this book in a long time, but I feel obligated to write a review due to the vast amount of controversy over it. First, let me just tell you my impressions of the book. I found it riveting to read. It is definitely a page-turner which keeps you hooked until the very end. The ...             The Unknown Life of Jesus: The Original Text of Nicolas Notovich's 1887 Discovery11 reviews Nicolas Notovitch Quill Driver Books, 2004 Times Have Changed, Yet Remain Timeless + I LOVE IT + Buddhism + I Wondered Where-----?             The Rozabal Line46 reviews Shawn Haigins Lulu.com, 2007 Sensational, Risky, Mysterious, Entertaining, Satisfying + Very well documented but still fiction!! + Rozabal Rocks! + for an interested reader + From J. Kaye's Book Blog             Angels & Demons2188 reviews Dan Brown Pocket, 2006 Angels and Demons + KINDLE + A good read + Wild Ride             The Templar Revelation: Secret Guardians of the True Identity of Christ171 reviews Lynn Picknett, Clive Prince Touchstone, 1998 Excellent Research + Doesn't attempt to "sensationalize" a preconceived contrary position + Entertaining & informative I recently re-read this book, after seeing the authors sitting in Tom Hank's bus in the Da Vinci Code movie. It really is a superb piece of historical investigation. Shame the public didn't catch on to this one instead of Dan Brown's rip off. The key point of the book is that the real indentity of ...             The Secret Teachings of Jesus: Four Gnostic Gospels45 reviews Vintage, 1986 Interesting Read + SECRET TEACHINGS This book is a very interesting read. At some points it is difficult to understand and one may have to reread it a couple of times. It does peek the imagination. I recommend it to anyone who is interested in learning about the Gnostics.             The Gospel of Judas80 reviews National Geographic, 2006 Wow! But ZZZZZZZZZ (from Ahadada Books) + A view into alternate cosmologies + Gospel of Judas + One may not know how one got into this mess, but the Gospel of Judas may have a way out + Satisfying and not exciting             The Woman with the Alabaster Jar: Mary Magdalen and the Holy Grail85 reviews Margaret Starbird Bear & Company, 1993 Thought-provoking book + Support for Being a Heretic + Unsensational and lucid + Thought provoking             Holy Blood, Holy Grail480 reviews Michael Baigent, Richard Leigh, ... Dell, 1983 Well Worth the Price + Thank You + Fascinated-with my tongue in cheek + It's awesome             Jesus Lived in India: His Unknown Life Before and After the Crucifixion31 reviews Holger Kersten Penguin, 2001 Jesus spent over 20 Years in India + Thoroughly researched book, convincing evidence of Jesus in India + Blow to christian faith + Read this for substance, not style.             The Jesus Papers: Exposing the Greatest Cover-Up in History (Plus)151 reviews Michael Baigent HarperOne, 2007 An interesting read + Michael Baigent writes a fascinating book AGAIN!! It's interesting how many reviewers claim that there is "abundant evidence" provided by historical personages for the existence of Jesus. Let's look at these: Josephus: wrote a passage that mentions Christ, but scholars now agree that this passage is either a later interpolation or that it has ...             The Unknown Life of Jesus: The Original Text of Nicolas Notovich's 1887 Discovery11 reviews Nicolas Notovitch Quill Driver Books, 2004 Times Have Changed, Yet Remain Timeless + I LOVE IT + Buddhism + I Wondered Where-----?             The Da Vinci Code3866 reviews Dan Brown Anchor, 2006 Calm down people! + Women beyond belief I haven't read this book in a long time, but I feel obligated to write a review due to the vast amount of controversy over it. First, let me just tell you my impressions of the book. I found it riveting to read. It is definitely a page-turner which keeps you hooked until the very end. The ...             Angels & Demons2188 reviews Dan Brown Pocket, 2006 Angels and Demons + KINDLE + A good read + Wild Ride             The Jesus Papers: Exposing the Greatest Cover-Up in History (Plus)151 reviews Michael Baigent HarperOne, 2007 An interesting read + Michael Baigent writes a fascinating book AGAIN!! It's interesting how many reviewers claim that there is "abundant evidence" provided by historical personages for the existence of Jesus. Let's look at these: Josephus: wrote a passage that mentions Christ, but scholars now agree that this passage is either a later interpolation or that it has ...             The Woman with the Alabaster Jar: Mary Magdalen and the Holy Grail85 reviews Margaret Starbird Bear & Company, 1993 Thought-provoking book + Support for Being a Heretic + Unsensational and lucid + Thought provoking             The Templar Revelation: Secret Guardians of the True Identity of Christ171 reviews Lynn Picknett, Clive Prince Touchstone, 1998 Excellent Research + Doesn't attempt to "sensationalize" a preconceived contrary position + Entertaining & informative I recently re-read this book, after seeing the authors sitting in Tom Hank's bus in the Da Vinci Code movie. It really is a superb piece of historical investigation. Shame the public didn't catch on to this one instead of Dan Brown's rip off. The key point of the book is that the real indentity of ...             The Messianic Legacy41 reviews Michael Baigent Dell, 1989 An Interesting Sequel + Tres historias I purchased this book with some trepidation, why? Well I wondered whether the authors really needed to write this book, particularly as they had just republished The Holy Blood and The Holy Grail, or were they simply riding the crest of the wave of publicity surrounding the court case brought by ...