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Oct 5 2009 7:19AM
It is heresy. I wish I could rate it 0 stars!!!
I did not read this book, nor would I after reading and hearing reviews about it. My God is not female (He is my Father,not Mother.) (Only in today's society would a woman be called Father!) and my Jesus would not say some of the universalistic things as were said in some of the excerpts I have read about this book. (After some in my Sunday school class read this book, they argued with me about whether God was a man or woman, so I believe that it is changing people's minds about what the Bible really says!) Read God's Word to find out about the Trinity and who God and Jesus are. This book is deceiving many good Christians (which this book has Jesus saying is not something that you want to be called.). How did Satan deceive Eve?? By asking "Did God really say..." This book is putting unbiblical thoughts into people's minds, as Satan did with Eve. Also, the cross IS where we are atoned for our sins, there is good and evil, there is a Heaven and a Hell. I pray for those who choose to read this book, that they will also read their whole Bible, twice as much, and see who God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit really are. I pray that they would check into the author and see what his views are on Christianity.
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f r o m : Aberdeen, MD
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Sep 9 2009 2:20AM
A dangerous book
This book of "christian fiction" is really a book to tickle the ears. It portrayal of the trinity and God's character and holiness is meant to make people feel okay about their relationship with God whether they are okay or not.
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f r o m : Columbus, GA
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Sep 1 2009 9:24AM
Not worth the paper it's printed on.
This book portrays God in a false manner. This should disgust any true believer. William P. Young (or one of the reviewers who liked this book) wouldn't appreciate it if I wrote a book telling lies about who he is and how he relates to others. If I argued 'It's only fiction' as many reviewers have done, they wouldn't accept that as reasonable.
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f r o m : Houston, TX
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Jul 22 2009 6:31AM
Not A Good Book
This book is very dangerous. This is not the God of the Bible. God does Correct....He is disapointed in us....People are sinners (not just misguided), and just the fact that the Trinity is made into somewhat of a joke, is very dangerous. Yes, God is forgiving...and He's always there with open arms....but this book is a anything goes type deal and I'm very sad that lifeway is choosing to sell it.
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f r o m : White City, AL
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Jul 21 2009 2:27PM
Captivatingly Sad
I read the book with tears in my eyes half the time and with an angry scowl the other half. I gave it five stars for being a good book, but I wouldn't expect to see "Star Wars: Return of the Jedi," in LifeWay just because it is a good fictional work. This work is in the Classic vein of allegory, a centuries old method of conveying moral and religious "truth." Don't be fooled by the label, "fiction" it does attempt to teach theology through a most powerful medium, the story. Please enjoy the book, but disregard its implications for your theology. Seek those in the scriptures alone.
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Bunni Casey f r o m : Milton, Delaware
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Jun 27 2009 12:58AM
This book is insulting to God the Father, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit.
How can Lifeway endorse this by selling it? What blasphemy to cast God the Father as a female, as well as the Holy Spirit. This book is a good example of the Babylon mentaility Beth Moore teaches us about in her Daniel Study.
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