Locating some things of ACIM for being "intense and most likely unsafe distortions of Christian theology", he wrote that it is "a fantastic example of a Fake revelation"[27] and that it's got "turn into a spiritual menace to quite a few".[28] The evangelical editor Elliot Miller suggests that Christian terminology employed in ACIM is "completely re

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