We as spiritual beings are all damaged and as we mature and understanding develops, our spirit, our soul begins to heal. But for some, the damage that has been done by others for their own self-gratification leaves oozing wounds that do not scar over and will never heal. For the rare and very few among us, images of revenge become reality as fantasies of vengeance work their way into the physical world, right before their eyes. The pain and life long suffering inflicted upon the child no longer is held in check; no longer pushed into the darkest points of the damaged soul and revenge comes thundering forth in intense levels of violence. The Good Christian is such a story, where an innocent man is pulled into a man's quest for vengeance as he tries to extend a hand of friendship and understanding, but vengeance is not to be UN-fulfilled or UN-allayed. From the blackest part of his soul he inflicts vigilante street justice upon his tormentors and justice... of some sort prevails. For you the reader, according to what your conscience dictates; be warned that you may find the words within this book objectionable. BUT, it is a part of your religion and within your faith as you continuously look the other way.