Not Chri$, but Christ

Christianity has become Chri$ianity where the cross or "t" in Christ has been replaced with a "$". The person and nature of Christ has been replaced by an impostor named Chri$. The cross of Christ, which represents self-denial and sacrifice in the Christian's life has been replaced with a dollar sign. Chri$ians are now driven by greed, lust for wealth, and power. They measure their right standing with God by their prosperity, their position, and their power. The book compares and contrasts these two types of leaders; Christ leading the Christian faith, and Chri$ leading the Chri$ian faith. The book asks the reader to analyze and determine whose image and likeness they are bearing so they may determine who they are really following and what their ultimate ending will be. The book also allows people who are outside the Christian faith to take a glimpse into what is really going on in Christianity so they can discern for themselves what is truth from what is a lie. The book addresses many of the modern social and cultural issues that has America reeling in a drunken stupor.