The Buddha of Christendom

The Buddha of Christendom by Robert Anderson critiques the rise of Theosophy and the deification of figures like Helena Blavatsky. Anderson argues that such movements distort Christian truth by blending Eastern mysticism with Western spiritual curiosity. He contrasts the teachings of Christ with those of Buddha, emphasizing Christ’s unique role as Savior. Anderson warns against substituting personal spiritual experiences for biblical revelation, defending Christianity as the sole path to divine truth and eternal salvation.