They don't know what they're doing

What kind of love forgives those who are trying to destroy it?

At the very moment of His crucifixion, Jesus uttered words that defied human instinct and changed history forever: “Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing.”

But what if those words were more than an extraordinary act of forgiveness? What if they held the key to understanding Christianity itself?

In They Don’t Know What They’re Doing, writer Otaviano Lacet takes readers on a deeply personal journey through spiritual darkness, fear, extraordinary experiences, and an encounter with God's love that would transform his life forever.

With unflinching honesty, poignant reflections, and a refreshing refusal to hide behind religious conventions, Lacet challenges the comfortable certainties of modern Christianity. Drawing from Scripture and his own remarkable testimony, he confronts a disturbing contradiction: How can we claim to follow Christ while withholding the very mercy He came to demonstrate?

This is not another manual filled with religious formulas. It is an invitation to rediscover a faith that heals instead of condemning, embraces instead of excluding, and transforms lives through love rather than fear.

Because before we can change the world in Christ's name, we must learn to see it through His eyes.