Paganism, Christianity, Judaism Book

This is the first book I've read by Krishnamurti. This is a collection of truth related talks he gave throughout the years. He asks us to question for ourselves the ideas he brings forth. Ideas relating to truth, what it is, and how do we see it? Is truth static or changing? Can we observe it without judging, acting or reacting?

It's not a quick read. With these type of philosophy books I find it beneficial to read just a little bit each day, preferably before or after meditation.

On another note, I appreciate his take on gurus,teachers and religion much more than Osho or Ram Dass. I'll be checking out some of his other books in the future.