The Biggest Lie in the History of Christianity

I felt that this book was too simplistic in it's desire to “rebirth Christianity” and it neglected the importance of the Gospel over things the author, Matthew Kelly, calls “Holy Moments.” Holy Moments are great and all but those won't change the mind of unbelievers. Only the Gospel of Jesus Christ can do that.

He seems more concerned about the actions each of us take and less concerned with what God does through us. Towards the end of the book, it turns into a self-help book talking about living your best life and doing things that create the best version of your self.

The books has some good points but it gets quite repetitive for a book that is only 100 or so pages.