Public Book Reviews of The Universalist (5 Stars)
"Profound and articulate defense of the universal religion of man and the common Father of us all"
"As someone raised in a dogmatic, fundamentalist Christian household that took the entire Bible literally, this book has been a breath of fresh air for me. In this work, Collin presents a view of religion that is both timely and timeless, immanent, yet transcendent, unique, but ubiquitous. And most importantly, he presents a case for a preexistent and pervasive view of God that has the capacity to bridge the divide of rigid legalism and religious zealotry and unite us in our common pursuit of the Divine. I enthusiastically recommend this book." - Gaius Van Proosdy
"Get This Book In Your Hands!"
"Highly recommended!! Collin Conkwright has delivered something special here. I appreciated the way he opens the book with sincere honesty and vulnerability. This, to me, establishes a basis of trust with the reader right at the outset. If you are familiar at all with his YouTube channel and video essays, it will not surprise you that his book is very thorough and extensively researched. He has done the digging to find the through lines which exist across nearly every culture and every age of human tradition. You will likely find something of profound insight on nearly every page. Thank you for sharing this work with us, Collin!!" - Nate Coulombe
"A great book, rich with external references for further reading"
"This was a fascinating read. The book makes a good argument for finding common ground between religious traditions. It is uncommonly well researched and includes a lengthy list of references and footnotes. I would highly recommend it to fans of the American Esoteric YouTube channel or really anyone seeking a spiritual path." - Alex G.
"HIGHLY RECOMMENDED"
"The Universalist Is very intriguing. With much evidence, the author shows how personal experiences involving spiritual and religious can span across the globe and transcend the borders of countries. With stories of the ancients to the modern civilizations of today, the similarities drawn upon and revealed in this book are astounding and hint to the something very mysterious, that is indeed Universal." - Tanner
