Publisher's Synopsis
What if Jesus was never meant to be the mascot of empire?
What if the man who flipped tables, walked barefoot, and
welcomed outcasts wouldn't even be allowed in most modern
churches?
And what if the institution that killed him... became the one to
promote him?
In The Book of Sammy, a raw, honest, and bitingly reflective
journey unfolds - not from a pastor, not from a theologian, but
from someone who grew up in the pews, left the church, and never
stopped asking questions.
This is not a call to convert.
It's a call to think.
To reclaim.
To burn off the bull and get back to the good.
If you've ever looked at modern Christianity and thought,
"This can't be it..." - this book is for you.
