. The following are a series of extracts from unsolicited correspondence received since the publication of "Unmasking Christadelphianism - the Hopelessness of 'The Hope'"... "Thank you for writing
"Unmasking Christadelphianism". It is not only informative about a little
understood sect, but also includes some extremely interesting data about the people
involved. Reading about the spiritual chaos in the late nineteenth century answered
several questions. I commend your scholarly approach and the blend of human interest,
together making a fine production" "Regarding "Unmasking
Christadelphianism", I found it an excellent outline of historical developments of
the movement's early days and appreciate the point that you made about rationalism and
lack of repentance on the part of John Thomas - actually bypassing the cross." "After doing my own pioneer
research and reading I too came to the same conclusions as yourself. It is so great to
have a book currently in the Christian bookshops, that gives an accurate and historical
position - not just from a doctrinal point of view." From a former Christadelphian "I've just finished reading your book "Unmasking Christadelphianism", and have found it extremely interesting. I found your approach to the subject interesting, adopting a historical perspective rather than a doctrinal one. This was the more interesting because I have often wondered about the history of Christadelphianism. About ten years ago I was interested in
investigating different denominations/religions to see how they differed from my own
Presbyterian background. Christadelphianism probably interested me more than ano other
although I concluded Christadelphianism was indeed a heretical cult, and I should remain
in the Church."
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