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Reviewed by Maureen Dangarembizi for Readers' Favorite
The Jimarian Bible by Jimar seeks to give meaning to human existence by debunking the world's popular and well-known religions. No matter their creed, the reader is forced to examine themselves by looking closely into their beliefs and how they affect our fellow man. Jimar follows the path of the great men of ancient times in their efforts to understand and bring about human enlightenment. Jimar skillfully points out the many mistakes humans have made in the past and still continue to commit in present times.
The Jimarian Bible holds very interesting arguments on human nature and self-deceptive views that negatively affect the world at large. I particularly enjoyed the many quotations from famous philosophers such as Plato and Pythagoras. I learned a lot and remained with many questions that broadened my understanding of myself and my fellow man. I would like to point out, though, that the author's effort to demolish man's age-old tenets defeated the purpose of the book. Humans do need a set of laws/beliefs that govern them to avoid anarchy. In a perfect world where people listen to the call to goodness, The Jimarian Bible would bring us closer to heaven on earth. I don't know if people will be able to change their ways in time to save us all from extinction. We can only hope. I enjoyed this book a great deal and it would make a wonderful topic for friends to discuss in a casual social setting. This is a book for everyone, no matter their religion.
