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Great book and will highly recomend for a romping factual tale. You have Templar, masonic , and religious sculduggery. Great book.

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A Bit Samey

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Listening to this I couldn't help feel that I had heard it all before. Interesting nonetheless and worth the listen.

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it's a book

Certainly a well-researched book, with a lot of thought-provoking evidence. Certainly, one to read if you are interested in the Templars and a good background read to accompany the Da Vinci Code...

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I'll definitely need to listen to this again

I really liked this book and there was an awful lot of information getting thrown at me and that's why it lost a star, it became a rapid fire of information and there were a few times were I got a little lost. But overall, a very informative book.

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Very interesting book

enjoyable listen although somewhat drawn out at times. Would recommend especially to those interested in the Rennes le Chateau mystery

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Absolutely Fantastic Listening

I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this book. There was definitely a lot of information being thrown at the listener and at times you didn't seem to get time to digest one point before another was being made. The authors did however back up all their claims and theories with sound reasoning and despite this book being somewhat in the 'conspiracy theory' realms it was refreshing to see them discount many theories due to lack of evidence. I definitely would definitely recommend this book to anyone interested in looking deeper into what really (may really have) happened 2000 years ago in the middle east.

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Jesus Christ Is The True Messiah

Fascinating (albeit blasphemous) alternative account of the lives of Jesus Christ, John the Baptist and Mary Magdalene. This book puts the case of the early heretics. There are also links with Egypt, The Crusaders, Mandeans, Priory of Sion and Freemasons. However, there is far too much conjecture and it does not change my belief that Christ is the Messiah and the original account in the Holy Bible is the true one. The writers have imaginations that run away with themselves. I'm a Catholic and this is not a book for Christians. I will be doing Christians a favour by warning them not to read this book. Although, I am giving this book 5 stars I do not recommend it and don't read it.

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Overlong and repetitive

If I had wanted to listen to Martin Jarvis narrating the Just William stories I’d have bought them instead of this.

The delivery is fairly grim and the narrator continuously tries to convey various points through his diction. Sadly this doesn’t work, hence the Martin Jarvis reference above.

This book is overlong and repeats itself in several places. It could easily have been slimmed down to under half of its length and still have made sense, sadly that wasn’t to be.

The story rambles and lacks any real form of sequential coherence. There are many other better books on this subject out there, you should try on of them instead of this.

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Is The Templar Revelation True or False Heresy?

The Templar Revelation is an exhaustive investigation into the origins and nature of Christianity. The authors question and place under close scrutiny the Holy Bible when previously it was forbidden to do so.

Those who consider themselves part of mainstream Christendom will find the ideas posited terribly offensive, heretical and blasphemous. An example of these heretical ideas, is that Mary Magdalene was a prostitute who had a sexual relationship with Jesus, while John the Baptist was superior to Jesus living a celibate and ascetic life. In fact, heresies are celebrated with glee and book is replete with speculation. According to the authors, these are the type of ideas that have shaped the West.

The question that the listener will have to answer is whether the heretical group is the truth and mainstream Christendom false or both groups are leading astray. What the heretical group ideas, expressed in this book, have in common with orthodoxy is that they both divorce the New Testament teachings from Old Testament/Hebrew Scriptures. Is it possible to understand the New Testament in isolation without having ever read or understood the Old Testament/Hebrew Scriptures?

The Holy Scriptures warns about falling prey to seducing spirits and teaching of demons.

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