Last reviews in Religion & Spirituality Books

Last reviews in Religion & Spirituality Books

• Guest 4th November 2009

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  Very inspirational book full of wisdom.
  I recommend it to everyone.
  

  • Read Guest's review on Richard Bach, Illusions: The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah (11 words)

• Guest 27th October 2009

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  This is a great book! It tells the truth.My dad is a pastor and loves theses books
  

  • Read Guest's review on Tim F. LaHaye,Jerry B. Jenkins, Left Behind: a Novel of the Earth's Last Days (Left Behind) (18 words)

• Guest 12th October 2009

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  I thought this book explained and gave more thoughts to the story of Moses.
  

  • Read Guest's review on Francine Rivers, The Priest (14 words)

• Guest 2nd October 2009

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  Was given this little book when going through a difficult time in 1992, and it has remained a bedside companion eversince. May go weeks without delving into it, or be very frequent, it always uplifts me
  

  • Read Guest's review on A.J. Russell, God Calling: A Devotional Diary by Two Listeners (55 words)

• Guest 6th September 2009

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  The power is not in or from Eckhart Tolle's Practising the Power of Now, but from God.The power is the cross and now is the word that the church emphasizes on it:The Holy past is present "now" with power.Let Op
  

  • Read Guest's review on Eckhart Tolle, Practising the Power of Now (98 words)

• Guest 30th July 2009

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  It my best daily book i have ever read. Furthermore anytime of the day, at any situation its sounds fitting and quite inspiring. I wish there is a way all people would be able to read God Calling.
  

  • Read Guest's review on A.J. Russell, God Calling: A Devotional Diary by Two Listeners (38 words)

• Guest 21st July 2009

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  This book doesn't deserve a star, one of the worst books I ever had the misfortune to read. I consider this a very bad version of The Art of War. He even refers to one of the greatest writers, Master SUN TZU as
  

  • Read Guest's review on Paulo Coelho, Manual of the Warrior of Light (120 words)

• Guest 17th July 2009

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  A short but very powerful story of a soul's quest for truth. At first I thought it was a children's book because of the animation. Then I realized that it was the style that allows the reader to experience th
  

  • Read Guest's review on Judy Azar LeBlanc, Many Faces to Many Places (45 words)

• smallmonkfish 31st March 2009

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  I first read Terry Pratchett,Neil Gaiman, Good Omens when I was 15 years old - that was 17 years ago. I never tire of it. It has all the humour of a Terry Pratchett novel but is slightly easier to understand,
  

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• englishprof 12th March 2009

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  I found Marnie Winston-Macauley's "A Little Joy, a Little Oy: Jewish Wit and Wisdom" to be informational, fun, poignant and easy to read. Perfect for Jewish readers, converts, or those who wish to learn more ab
  

  • Read englishprof's review on Marnie Winston-Macauley, A Little Joy, a Little Oy: Jewish Wit and Wisdom (55 words)