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Here is the noble truth of suffering: so long there is free will, humans will suffer. Men make choices that hurt others, that hurt themselves. To eliminate suffering God must eliminate free will, family, love, joy, the appetites and desire. He must render a world absent of color or depth...

There is so many things wrong with this book. Most prominent: blasphemy. Very easily the worst book I've read all year.

I hate to nitpick, but this book was not edited well or at all. A lot of typos..."plain" not "plane" when discussing geographical areas and bowstrings are "taut" not "taught".

What is this nonsense? James was executed with the sword. He wasn't shot down from the Temple summit with Roman soldiers' arrows. The story would be more enjoyable if I didn't have to keep pausing in disbelief over the complete changing of history. Not historically accurate at all...