Christianity believes that every religion, faith and religious organization - aside from Christianity - is a cult. In actuality, by its very definition, every religion is a cult, including the religion - the cult - of Christianity.
In his bold yet controversial new book, The Cult of Christianity, Mike Williams takes on the religious dogmas, oral traditions, borrowed myths and outright lies that make up so much of what Christians believe, and from which they need to be freed.
Biblical literalism, a relatively new way of interpreting the Bible, which would be completely foreign to the First Century Christians of the New Testament, is strangling Christianity and killing the Church.
• Did Jesus really talk about hell more
than He talked about Heaven?
• Find out what the four Hebrew, Aramaic
and Greek words that have been translated
"hell" actually mean, and how they differ
from what we think.
• Who or what is the devil? From where
did the concept originate? Is it a literal
being trying to destroy your soul? Or is
it something else entirely?
• Why are Christians so devoted to the
devil and the idea of hell?
• Where did Jesus get His name?
• Is God religious?
• Learn about the rise of Christian
Nationalism and the negative impact
it has had on the Christian church.
• Discover the origins of Bishop Carlton
Pearson's "The Gospel of Inclusion."
Is it New Age? Is it new at all? What
would the early church fathers have
thought about Inclusion and Ultimate
Reconciliation?
• What did the Apostle Paul say about
religion?
Learn the answers to these questions and so much more in the pages of this powerful, enlightening, liberating book, that reveals just how far Christianity has gotten away from the Christ for whom it it named, as MIKE WILLIAMS takes you out of religious understanding and activity into true kingdom, spirituality. You will discover the truths that may first make you mad, but will ultimately make you free.
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