Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth : Jesus the prophet or the Son of God 2014 Paperback – January 14, 2014

This will challenge the fundys belief in all three Abrahamic faiths, and one will see the polarizing ideas the put believers at war with one another.

Note: This is NOT the book "Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth" written by Reza Aslan. Instead, it is a dumb knock-off by someone whose name is apparently "Faisal." The title is identical except for the addition of "by Faisal" at the end. Soon as I realized this was the wrong book, I sent it back. Then I received a second copy of the same book, but I refused to accept it and the UPS guy took it away with him. Good!Later, I bought the correct book at a local bookstore.

Good book and good delivery time.

I THOUGHT I WAS BUYING THE OTHER BOOK WITH THE SAME NAME...THE FAHIM BOOK SEEMED TO BE A DEFENSE OR APOLOGETIC FOR ISLAM....AS I HAVE YET TO RECEIVE WHAT I THOUGHT I WAS ORDERING I COULD NOT ALWAYS UNDERSTAND THE POINT OR THE ORGANIZATION OF THE MATERIAL. I AM KEEPING IT TO RE-READ IT IN LIGHT OF THEREZA ASLAN BOOK

I think I was sent the wrong book. My friend recommended it, but it is not the same one she described. The title was very midleading because it is about Islam and a tiny fraction is dedicated to the life of Jesus. Lots of erronenous information about the bible.

Goes on my shelf permanently alongside Howard Zinn's History of the US, Empire of the Summer Moon, Season of the Witch and other books that tell the truth about the lies they taught us in school.

This is an apparent cheap attempt to take advantage of the popularity of the real book. It should not be offered for sale, or should include a warning, and should not be listed for sale within a group including the genuine one. Did anyone read it before it was offered by Amazon?

Highly speculative, but 1,000 times more likely than Christians' version of what happened that is 100% speculative nonsense.

Very badly written, piece of propaganda for Muslims with extremist views, not an "Honest and open minded Book" as shouted at the start of the book. Extremely disappointed that an intellectual discussion of the three pillars of the religions was not even attempted.