The only account of Jesus Christ that actually makes him sound like a real person.
The novel lacks in positively hilarious sarcastic humor present in the same author’s Cain, but it’s definitely a worthwhile read if you want to see an actually sensible person’s interpretation of the story that spawned one of the world’s largest religions.
Positive: | Negative: |
Interesting, likable, profound characters | Plot can get a bit slow and dull at times |
God is deliciously a total asshole | A bit predictable, duh |
Enlightening on the period and culture of the time | |
Enlightening on the mythology that spawned Christianity |