So powerfully and effectively did Montanus denounce the Christian religion that Christians' hatred and fear of him did not die when he did. His memory has haunted Christians for almost two thousand years. They have cursed it, labeled it, ridiculed it, and run from it, but they have never been able to escape its relentless cry. Mountains of dirt have been heaped upon the memory of Montanus, yet Christians have never been able to silence him. The echo of Montanus' powerful voice not only dogged Christians of his day, but it has also continued to dog them for two millennia, and it will dog them until the end of the age. This book presents a perspective on Montanus that is long overdue, for it confronts believers with questions which have never effectively been answered: What if Montanus was right? What if Montanus was a messenger sent from God and his critics were the heretics?