The Lost Gospel: The Quest for the Gospel of Judas Iscariot

Skip this one

This book is a huge waist of time. The author goes on & on through pointless narrative & uselese info. If you buy this book then open up the back of the book where the actual gospel is. And, if you want to really learn something then buy a book written by an author who was educated in that field of study. Investigative reporting is not a qualification for this subject matter. To learn something read Bart Ehrman, who wrote the forward,or James Kugel.

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Not what I expected.

It is just a history of the finding of the Judas gospel. Thought it might give some insight into the gospel itself.

A Good Book

If you want to broaden your perspective, read this book. You will learn something.

Well written. Provides a good background for the unfamiliar

I think the author did a good job in presenting the story of how the Gospel of Judas came about. Not knowing much about the subject matter, I found the book to be a joy to read.

Fasinating Search of Historical Data

I have to give the author a credit for excellent job in gathering the data for this historical figure Judas. This book gives me an analogy of the lost Gospel as a piece of evidence to bail out Judas who has been in jail for so long for the crime of betrayal that he probably did not commit.It is fastinating for me to see the endurance of the author to gather all the data. Now it is for us to judge if the evidence is convincing enough for the verdict. Thinking is good for our soul.

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