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MOBI BOOKLET - A Self-Confessed Universalist and His RETURN TO THE SHACK

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By Warren B. Smith

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The Shack is back! And with Young’s new book Return to the Shack, so is the heresy and deception. Filled with drama and emotion, Return to the Shack is already a best-selling novel—even though it was just released.

With regard to the quote above, taking “all sorts of license” in creating a work of fiction is exactly what Wm. Paul Young did in his best-selling novel The Shack. And he continues to do so in his 2026 book, Return to the Shack. But there is nothing commendable about taking unwarranted license to write “Christian” novels that play upon one’s emotions to make the case for a “new” kind of Christianity that is no Christianity at all.

On the surface, Return to the Shack is a story about the power of forgiveness and the need to abolish capital punishment. The plot evolves as its main character, Mackenzie Allen Phillips, meets with his daughter’s killer who is awaiting execution in a Nashville prison. 

​​​​​​​After all of the story’s tears and drama, and with his unsuspecting readers being open and vulnerable to suggestion, Young drops his heretical New Age bomb.

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