God made me very restless to write this book. He also sent me a messenger in the form of Norman Rohrer, to edit and make suggestions about the accuracy of the Biblical text. It is difficult to explain this book. It is just what it says it is, A Conversation with Jesus---A Book for the Unbeliever. Jesus said the well do not need a physician, the ill person does. It is my thinking that unbelievers really do want to know what all the shouting is about from Christians on the subject of Jesus. So did a Roman Historian who went to talk with Jesus at the end of his ministry. He is a doubter, an...

It is difficult to explain this book, just as it was to explain, "A Conversation with Jesus---a book for the unbeliever." Suddenly it seemed a good idea to write a companion book to my recent book, "Conversation with Jesus" and I thought a book titled, "Conversation with the Devil" would make the set almost irresistible. After all, our Lord had a chance to get his message out through the unnamed Historian and it seemed fair to give Satan the chance to show himself too. The Devil was the one who said adamantly, "I would rather rule in hell than serve in heaven," and caused the cataclysmic...