The Gandhi Nobody Knew: My Unlikely Journey to Truth & Spiritual Freedom

Using never-before-published family stories, private conversations, and Gandhi's own documented words, Dr. Douglas M. Shaw respectfully reveals the Mahatma most readers never meet - the private Gandhi who rejected Christ's divinity, atonement, and exclusivity; who admitted to Bishop Pickett in 1948, "I am a failure. I have pleaded for peace and we are having war"; and whose last written words confessed, "All about me is darkness. I am praying for light."Against that admission stands the author's own family: his great-grandfather, a Muslim who converted after seeing Jesus in a vision; his grandfather, the Hindu yogi who read the Gospel of John by moonlight and gave up everything to follow Christ; his father, whose integrity under pressure shaped the author's conscience; and his own eighteen-year presidency of International Students, Inc., where thousands of returnees have carried the gospel back across the very world Gandhi tried to unite without it.