Bookshelf: Chris Seay's The Gospel According to Lost

Maybe you watched Lost, and if you did you probably puzzled along with the rest of the world regarding the mysteries of it. If you haven't watched the show then this book is useless to read. It heavily relies on having at least watched the first five seasons of the show. Also, this is a show that explores some of the themes that could relate back to Christians. Mostly the book reads a recap though. A recap that makes me want to rewatch the show.

Summary: Lost grew into a show that had many people puzzled over the direction it would take. Would it have a scientific explanation? Is the show more spiritual? This would be some of the questions that audiences asked as they approached the final season of Lost in the year 2010. Chris Seay is a Lost fanatic, and he can give you a lot of information regarding certain episodes, and what he related to each one of them, particularly Biblical. He dedicates each chapter to one of the main characters, and what the viewer can receive from their character relating to the message of Christianity.