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Venkat Rao venkat_rao — This book promises to "shock" - but really.... if anyone has actually READ the Bible, there's nothing at all shocking about what's in here. What did shock me was the lack of any historical perspective or supporting documentation for the author's conclusions about such things as "Jesus didn't REALLY die on a Friday and rise on a Sunday" (has he read ANY early Christian authors? If they were within one generation of Christ, and knew the people who were THERE, and THEY say he died on a Friday and rose on a Sunday, then... I believe them, even if there work isn't part of the canon of the Bible) or "we don't really go to heaven when we die". I feel like this is a case of of "sola scriptura" gone awry.... how anyone can interpret the Bible any way they wish when they view it in a vacuum, without taking into account 2000 years of history, and corroborating sources. Plus some of those conclusions lack any authority - he is making theological statements without BEING any sort of theologian at all . Other chapters are just interesting little tidbits. Overall, I was rather disappointed in this book.

Jacob Jones shorble — Not totally convinced. Would it hurt to think positive? No. It helps to have a good attitude. I don't think positive thinking can keep all the bad things in life from happening though. They just do. It's random. We don't have 100 percent control of life, there are other factors involved.

Elena Urumova elenaurumova — "If I win, I'm a prodigy. If I lose, then I'm crazy. That's the way history is written." p.121 "If history had taught any lesson it was that humans couldn't get along with anyone, even themselves." p.125 "Confidence is ignorance. If you're feeling cocky, it's because there's somthing you don't know."

Brocoli Incorporated brocoli — It took me a few chapters to get into it. I'll be looking for more from him. A great dry sense of humor and it had me googleing nursery rhymes he mentions but I could only remember parts of.