The Gospel According to Judas by Benjamin Iscariot Audiobook

" An interesting alternative take on the role of Judas in the betrayal of Christ. "

" It took me two months to read this book! "

" I listened to this book and loved that it was Archbishop Desmond Tutu who was the reader. Seemed to give the story more authenticity; which was also supplied by the co-author's scholarly rather than literary background. The story filled in some blanks for me and gave a sequence to the events I grew up with in story and song. Excellent premise, well researched and suspensefully written! "

" Good for what it is, not really my speed though. I read most of it, but failed to stick around for the surprise ending. ;-) "

" Basically the four gospels copied and pasted verbatim with an imagination as to how Judas may have been feeling at the time thrown in. "

" Interesting concept, and I am very surprised that it was written with the Pope's knowledge. (Guess he doesn't read english!) "

" The Gospel According to Judas is a work of fiction (obviously) written by his son, Benjamin Iscariot. It was very interesting to read the different side of the life of Judas. It's written in the narrative style of the Gospels a "read of a different color". "

" An interesting exploration of Judas' possible motives and the rest of his life. Also explains societal norms of the time. "

" This book interested me like all mysteries. I had to open and read it all in few hours. I was reading easier way Bible and all book was good. Made me to seek for mysteries more! "

" This was an interesting read, in the form of a book written by the son of Judas, protesting that his father was lied about and mis-represented. It gave new vision to the disciples and the betrayal of Jesus and I thought it was a decent read. "

" A good insight from Judas's perspective... "

" I can't recommend this book. It was, at best, uninteresting. "

" Interesting that I chose to listen to this the week of Easter. I had forgotten a lot of the scripture and knew there was controversy about Judas' rule, but had not followed the debate. Interesting questions have been raised, but very hard to know what really happened. "

" Interesting concept, but .... NOT "

" Not impressed. I agree with the other reviews that this is an overview of other stories. "

" Interesting blend of storytelling & facts, plus great packaging. Looks like a leather journal, pages are gilded on edge, ribbon to mark your place like in bibles. "

" Interesting perspective on an old bible story "

" I found this book to be very interesting! "

" This was not what I thought it would be. "

" Be warned that this is a novel told from the point of view of Judas' fictional son. I picked it up thinking it was a compilation of the actual Gnostic Gospel of Judas that recently surfaced. It was entertaining enough, but this is not an ancient document or anything of the sort. "

" Interesting concept, but .... NOT "

" This was an interesting read, in the form of a book written by the son of Judas, protesting that his father was lied about and mis-represented. It gave new vision to the disciples and the betrayal of Jesus and I thought it was a decent read. "

" Interesting that I chose to listen to this the week of Easter. I had forgotten a lot of the scripture and knew there was controversy about Judas' rule, but had not followed the debate. Interesting questions have been raised, but very hard to know what really happened. "

" This was not what I thought it would be. "

" Good synergy between story-telling and academia.<br/><br/>Kept Attention - 5<br/>Important - 3<br/>Must Read - 3<br/>Accessible - 5<br/>Well-written - 5 "

" Interesting concept, and I am very surprised that it was written with the Pope's knowledge. (Guess he doesn't read english!) "

" I can't recommend this book. It was, at best, uninteresting. "

" I found this book to be very interesting! "