Tarot for Christians: Lessons from Christ's Fool (2d edition)
Archbishop Wynn Wagner is the Coadjutor Emeritus of the North American Old Catholic Church and a former president of the World Conference of Old Catholic Churches. He has written or edited more than twenty books on religion, liturgy, and paranormal fiction. In addition to books, the archbishop was the founder and programmer behind OPUS, one of the most widely used computer bulletin board systems of the 1980s. One amazing point about OPUS is that Wynn never made a penny from the sale of that software. He opted to let it earn money for HIV/AIDS charities.  It brought in millions to patient care and research at a time when nobody else what trying to help. In 2012, AEGiS awarded him their Health, Human Rights and Humanitarian Award marking a lifetime of humanitarian work. Wynn is known for an easy-to-read style that is usually irreverent and almost always funny.