The Judas Syndrome: Why Good People Do Awful Things

Judas betrayed Jesus with a kiss. But even “good” Christians betray their lack of genuine faith in Christ and his message with their unseemly actions. Filled with many examples, The Judas Syndrome illustrates the role genuine faith can play in changing a person’s life and avoiding the pitfalls that create troubled relationships. Faith can really save us, but genuine, transforming faith is not easily undertaken nor can it be confidently sustained alone. In his first book specifically written for the Christian audience, Dr. Simon draws on his years of clinical experience to testify to the power of faith that is not merely professed but rather embraced to the degree that it truly transforms. This book was released on Feb 1, 2013 and is available for purchase online at Amazon.com.

IMPORTANT UPDATE ON THE JUDAS SYNDROME

The Abingdon Press publication of The Judas Syndrome is now out of print and unavailable on Amazon. Two new pocketbooks, containing fresh, provocative material will replace the book soon. The books will be available on Amazon by the fall of 2026, either from CreateSpace or another publisher.

There are still some copies of The Judas Syndrome, which can be ordered directly from Dr. Simon by contacting him through the contact feature on the Contact Page of the blog.

Religious institutions and other groups may also order this book (and its soon to be published replacement pocketbooks) directly from Dr. Simon using the contact feature on the contact page of the blog.

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