Leroy Grey is a native of Maryland but due to the lack of opportunities at Sparrows Point High School and the racism he encountered for befriending an elderly black man at Bethlehem Steel, he wanted to leave the area and never look back. Thus began a lifelong search for truth and personal improvement.

His first year in college ('64-'65) he wrote a college term paper on the Hallucinogenic drugs, then dropped out, moved into a Hippy commune, and in January 1966, at the age of 19, began experimenting with LSD (which was still legal at the time). 

Unlike most people, who do LSD for fun or to escape reality, the author’s purpose was to duplicate the reported results of Harvard researchers, Timothy Leary and Richard Alpert: extremely heightened awareness of all senses and a near-universal acknowledgment of an invisible spiritual realm. 

Some of Mr. Grey’s many adventures are recounted in Make Christianity Great Again!, including his 11 years as a fugitive, his born-again salvation through acceptance of Jesus Christ, his gypsy-like lifestyle, and multiple entrepreneurial endeavors.

However, Make Christianity Great Again! moves far beyond traditional redemption stories with biographical details. Inside you will find prophetic visions and outright miracles, including a trip to heaven while alive and fully conscious. 

Make Christianity Great Again! is partially a journey of self-discovery but its focus is a historical expose of how the spirit-centered teachings of Jesus Christ were corrupted and made into the religion of Christianity, a religion that has in many ways settled for what is "good", thereby missing out on God's BEST! 

In Make Christianity Great Again! you will be introduced to a deeper spiritual understanding of Christ's biblical teachings; you will learn when and how those teachings were corrupted; and you will be made aware of how the religious structure of Christianity has served to keep Christians in a state of permanent spiritual infancy, feeding endlessly on the spiritual milk of Christ's six "Elementary principles" instead of being fed the spiritual meat of "Christ's 9 Principles of Spiritual Independence, Equality and Individual Empowerment".