Imaginary Jesus
Mix the fast-paced humor of Captain Underpants with a momentous quest to find the real Jesus of the Bible—add in a healthy helping of popular imaginary Jesuses, the Apostle Peter, and a talking donkey named Daisy—two pinches of fun rambling—and you have the book, Imaginary Jesus, by Matt Mikalatos. When I first saw this short video below about this book, I was intrigued so much I purchased and read the book. What can I say? For 36 years now, I've had a flair for all things Jesus and things that are slightly (or not so slightly) whacked. So I read Imaginary Jesus . It's an easy and engaging read (especially for guys with short attention spans like me) so I read through it fast. I liked it but I didn't love it. Liked it because the main thesis of the book (Are you following the real Jesus of the Bible—or one of the many imaginary and concocted Jesuses the church and culture has created?) is such a critically important question these days. But I didn't lo