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He speaks the truth in a day of lies in culture and media, his book lifts this veil.

Though brief, the content is excellent. I did not like the Narrator at all.

Conrad brilliantly exposes Chesterton’s prophecy. These men’s lives and deaths are far more relevant today than they were in the 16th century. Whether you’re Catholic, Protestant, religious, agnostic or atheist, Conrad reveals just how much these two men will inspire all of us to be better people. I find myself reviewing each chapter, meditating on..

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I thought I was getting a Bible story audible. What I ended up with was a story chalked full of the doctrine of men. Very disappointed; would not recommend.

very disappointed this is not the novel, but just an interpretation. I dont want someone telling me what this means. needs a title which says this.

Amazing story that shares the honest and brutal truth of the men that commited atrocities for what the beloved was the right cause. I learned a lot and found just how far humans will go.

This is mostly a scholarly work and is of some important note. In order to reach its conclusions the author must go into terrible detail about some of the atrocities. Hard to stomach, but probably important to hear…. very interesting but hard to separate the psych science from the awful story underneath.

The narrator gives us a deep and passionate analysis that propels you to read the text with urgency and humility. Highly recommend

Good additional information and stories that are not covered in Max Gerson’s therapy book. We need more MDs to further Max Gerson’s research!

I have read/listened to this book multiple times throughout my military career and highly recommend others to do the same. I would say there’s a couple ways to view this: 1) how few men stood up against what they knew to be morally wrong right away; 2) how it took some men experiencing the horrors..

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