Anne Rice’s ‘Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt’ is in hand
Okay, I stopped by Border’s on the way home from a medical followup today, and I picked up Anne Rice’s Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt. I’ll soon be diving into it. Already I’m concerned. A phrase from the back of the book jacket caught my eye: the young Jesus Christ is described as a “nature mystic.” Maybe I misread that.
I will follow up with a review as soon as I can make it through the book. Assuming it’s not so laborious that it worsens my illness, that is.
So far, the reviews on Amazon are lightweight and glowing.
See my previous post: “Anne Rice channels the Jesus you never knew…”
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