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The Autobiography of Jesus Christ as Told to: Neil Elliott
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Neil Elliott
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Just a man talking about his life.Suppose your uncle or your father were sitting around the living room talking about his life. The AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF JESUS CHRIST is something like that. So it's not a comedy, but at the same time Jesus may occasionally say something that strikes you as funny.Just a man talking about his life.Beginning with Jesus' early life in Nazareth, mov
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Interesting "autobiography" of Jesus. Although much of this story is biblical based, some of it I can't believe. He says he is blond with blue eyes. I don't believe that. When he started his ministry and someone asks "are you really Joseph's son?", he explains that. Apparently he left Nazareth to work for his uncle in the export business which took him to Greece, where he saw the oracle, and to Britain where he married a Druid priest's daughter (she later died), and to Rome where he was conscrip
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Finished! Absolutely enjoyed this book! It fits right in on a lot of my beliefs - Jesus was a man first and we are all sons and daughters of God! He says in the book: You have come to me seeking a miracle. You have come to me seeking a sign. YOU are the miracle. YOU are the sign. Think about it! For me in my life this is so true! Jesus is the WAY, like a road to be followed, not to stand back and admire. He was put here to teach us how to take care of ourselves and brought us closer to morals! T
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An interesting premise and approach to this topic. Setting aside the controversy that has greeted this book and its somewhat secular take, I simply found it boring. The writing is verbose and interminable. Bluntly, if Jesus Christ were to have sat around talking like this he wouldn't have had a single follower, they'd have all done whatever they could to avoid spending time with him. I managed about 1/3 of the book before simply giving up.
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