The Lost Christianities: The Battles for Scripture and the Faiths We Never Knew103 reviews Bart D. Ehrman Oxford University Press, USA, 2003 Gripping reading + Good enough for its target audience + New Theories re: old ideas Ehrman surprisingly manages to introduce a sensitive topic in a largely unbiased way without being offensive to the sensibilities of most Christians today. This is a very difficult accomplishment where many other authors failed before. I really appreciated his exposition, and actually learned ...             The Impersonal Life40 reviews Joseph Benner DeVorss & Company, 1980 totally awesome + To Be Egoless + If only we knew + This little book stands above all the rest. + Only Open Minds Should Even Bother Opening This Book.             Lost Christianities: The Battles for Scripture and the Faiths We Never Knew103 reviews Bart D. Ehrman Oxford University Press, USA, 2005 Gripping reading + Good enough for its target audience + New Theories re: old ideas Ehrman surprisingly manages to introduce a sensitive topic in a largely unbiased way without being offensive to the sensibilities of most Christians today. This is a very difficult accomplishment where many other authors failed before. I really appreciated his exposition, and actually learned ...             Spoken Miracles: A Companion to "The Disappearance of the Universe"9 reviews Martha Lucia Espinosa Hay House, 2007 Thank you, Lucia + Re: SPOKEN MIRACLES + A nice little treat! + hats off to Martha (Lucia) for stepping up to the plate             Forgiveness and Jesus: The Meeting Place of 'A Course in Miracles' and Christianity4 reviews Kenneth Wapnick Foundation for a Course in Miracles, 1998 Tremendous book. Highly recommended. + Loved it + Christianity and The Course In Miracles + Peace at Last!             Love Does Not Condemn: The World, the Flesh, and the Devil According to Platonism, Christianity, Gnosticism, ...5 reviews Kenneth Wapnick Foundation for a Course in Miracles, 1989 The most scholarly book on the Course ever published + Not Beach reading + The Big Picture + Excellent Work + Buy It             A Course in Miracles: Combined Volume332 reviews Foundation for Inner Peace Viking Pr, 1996 One of the best books on the Planet + A Course In Miracles + A Course on Miracles + Life Changing + part of the dynamics             Your Immortal Reality: How to Break the Cycle of Birth and Death105 reviews Gary Renard Hay House, 2006 One of the best books for transformation + A second great book + Spiritually Uplifting I love both of Gary's books: The Disappearance of the Universe (D.U.) and Your Immortal Reality. I particularly enjoyed Your Immortal Reality the best because it seemed as if the information was coming much faster than in the first book (D.U.) because Gary had grown deeper in wisdom by time and ...             Misquoting Jesus: The Story Behind Who Changed the Bible and Why368 reviews Bart D. Ehrman HarperOne, 2005 Clear & Concise Explanation of New Testament Origins + Eye opening + Misquoting Jesus: The Book Everyone Influenced By Christianity Must Read! + Well written, objective review of early Christian writings - recommended to anyone interested in the topic             The Gnostic Bible20 reviews New Seeds, 2006 To Know Oneself Truly... + The Gnostic Bible + One of several to collect + Interesting read + Very Happy             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 Disappearance of the Universe: Straight Talk About Illusions, Past Lives, Religion, Sex, Politics, and ...461 reviews Gary R. Renard Hay House, 2005 Life changing book + An excellent introduction to A Course In Miracles + A new gnosis I have read a lot but Gary Renard's book , 'The Disappearance Of The Universe' was one that changed my life and turned me around completely. Finally I got the answers to the principle questions: Where do I come from? Who am I? What is my purpose in this lifetime? What is my final goal? For me ...             The ScofieldRG Study Bible III, NKJV8 reviews Oxford University Press, USA, 2002 One of the BEST + Oxford Quality + Good Bible... + Nice and affordable bible + The Scofield Study Bible             A Course in Miracles and Christianity: A Dialogue2 reviews Kenneth Wapnick, W. Norris Clarke Foundation for a Course in Miracles, 1995 A helpful contrast of two spiritual paths A COURSE IN MIRACLES AND CHRISTIANITY: A DIALOGUE is a conversation between Kenneth Wapnick, Ph.D., and W. Norris Clarke, S.J., Ph.D. on the differences between A COURSE IN MIRACLES (a self-study book about spiritual psychotherapy) and Christianity. Such a dialogue is appropriate since A COURSE IN ...             The Nag Hammadi Library68 reviews James M. Robinson HarperOne, 1990 Nag Hammadi + A Definitive New Translation? The Three Sins of James M.Robinson + I like a newer volume of these texts. + Good, but not "definitive" + Necessary             The New Oxford Annotated Bible with the Apocrypha, New Revised Standard Version5 reviews Oxford University Press, USA, 1991 Hmm.... + The past community of faith speaks to life today + Excellent Bible with Study guide. + two words: good book             The Gospel of Thomas: The Hidden Sayings of Jesus42 reviews Marvin Meyer HarperOne, 1992 Buy it......Must Read........ + Meyer's Translation of Jesus is Superb! It's just what we feel Jesus would be! + For a nonexpert, a thought-provoking volume This book explains what Jesus was saying, even though he spoke in riddles. I understood the riddles. There's no hoopla, no chaos, no drama in this book. It's to the point. This book confirms what I believed all along, there was no crucifixion, no dying and coming back to life. It was all a farce ...             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 Nag Hammadi Library68 reviews James M. Robinson HarperOne, 1990 Nag Hammadi + A Definitive New Translation? The Three Sins of James M.Robinson + I like a newer volume of these texts. + Good, but not "definitive" + Necessary             Spoken Miracles: A Companion to "The Disappearance of the Universe"9 reviews Martha Lucia Espinosa Hay House, 2007 Thank you, Lucia + Re: SPOKEN MIRACLES + A nice little treat! + hats off to Martha (Lucia) for stepping up to the plate