Ralph J. Turner

Enjoyed it.

Revisado: 06-10-23

Enjoyed it. Especially the last 3 chapters. The appendices are valuable for comprehension of the magnitude of specificity of Creation.

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I wish the book had preserved the 40-odd chapters

Revisado: 11-23-20

The audiobook abandoned the chapter format of the print copy. Therefore it is hard to access previous chapters as cited elsewhere in the book. Book is very technical. A glossary of terms would be helpful for the lay reader from outside the discpline.

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Politically incorrect but factually dynamic

Revisado: 03-10-20

Quite enjoyable once the reader becomes accustomed to the descriptions of torture and warfare. It is amusing to hear the narrator pronounce Pecos and Palestine. He does a good job with most of the other place names. The author gives excellent descriptions of the story using present day localities as the action plays out. The battles with the Comanches (Apaches and Kiowas) across 60 years of Anglo-Texan history are amazing and almost unique in the history of the US.

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Christian apologetics from an Eastern perspective

Revisado: 05-17-18

Outstanding! Compares Jesus' teachings to Buddhism, Islam, Hindu, New Age Spiritualism & atheism. Mr Zacharias grew up in India. His perspective of Christ's teaching is not encumbered by an American cultural background. He cannot contrast Jesus to other great religions and belief systems. In a 21st century multicultural society, Jesus alone and no other belief system is the Way the Truth and the Light.

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Looking at Christ from a non-Western heritage

Revisado: 04-11-18

If you could sum up Jesus Among Other Gods in three words, what would they be?

Way Truth Light

Who was your favorite character and why?

Rev Zacharias outlines the uniqueness of Jesus Christ, the son of God, and juxtaposes Christ against the other religions in the world. Having been raised in India, his Christian apologetics are best to considered by those who do not/will not believe "Western writers". Mr Zacharias did not grow in a Western culture. He can best explain how "Christian privilege" is actually due to the Grace of our Lord and Savior and His death on the cross for our sins, while we were yet sinners. No other religion offers love, rest, forgiveness and relationship with our Creator as believing in Jesus Christ does.

Have you listened to any of Ravi Zacharias’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

No

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

I was moved by the systematic apologetics, explaining why Jesus Christ is different.

Any additional comments?

I wish that I could hear the "unabridged" version.

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