Grand Theft Jesus

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Grand Theft Jesus: The Hijacking of Religion in America
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AuthorRobert S. McElvaine
CountryUnited States
LanguageEnglish
GenreChristianity Political satire Liberalism
PublisherCrown Publishing Group
Publication date
2008
Media typeHardcover
Pages336
ISBN978-0-307-39578-8
OCLC171151547
277.3/083 22
LC ClassBR515 .M36 2008
Websitegrandtheftjesus.com

Grand Theft Jesus: The Hijacking of Religion in America (ISBN 978-0-307-39578-8) is a book by American author Robert S. McElvaine. It was published in 2008 by The Crown Publishing Group. The book is described[by whom?] as a passionate and often hilarious wake-up call to Christians to reject those who have stolen Jesus from Christianity and replaced what the author believes is His true message with an easy, feel-good scheme that promises salvation without sacrifice.[citation needed]

The book has been widely praised by people as diverse as the comedian George Carlin, and South African Methodist minister Alan Storey.[citation needed]