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Forget Jesus (Also published as F--- Jesus ), by Judas Peters, documents and outlines the failures of the Gospel of Jesus using direct quotations from the King James Bible, with additional context and commentary from the author. If you are an atheist, you will find that this book lays out the most reasonable arguments proving that Jesus Christ was an evil person with bad ideas and psychotic tendencies. If you are a Christian who is beginning to doubt your faith, you will find that this book will help reveal the true uninspiring Jesus as he truly is, using scripture your priests try to avoid on Sundays. The book itself is designed with an alphabetical index, chapter divisions, and bold morals on each page to help you access Jesus' evil doctrines quickly and efficiently when in a heated impromptu debate. Carry the book around with you so that you are uniquely armed to deal with family during the Christmas (or Easter) holidays. Have a copy on hand for when Jehovah's Witnesses or Mormons come to your door. Give the book as a gift to your nieces and nephews on their Confirmations or Baptisms. At the very least, read the book and rest in the comfort that you are not worshiping the despicable and ignorant Jesus of Nazareth.

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Judas Peters grew up within a Catholic community in a small town in Western NY State, where he attended Catholic school, worshiped at Catholic Church, and in high school rose through the ranks to become a an active leader of his local Catholic youth group. In his early twenties, Peters left Catholicism due to reading the Old Testament straight through. A decade later in his early thirties, he lost his faith in Jesus while reading the New Testament straight through. Peters spent the next year contemplating his faith, and emerged an ardent atheist and anti-theist. Peters previously worked in the fields of Architecture and Urban Planning, yet currently spends his days teaching at an undisclosed University in an undisclosed city.

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