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Adrienn Feher dri_nfeher — If you are someone who either hasn't figured out yet that what calls itself "The Church" really is just a human fake of the real thing, or who is just starting to figure that out, then this might be a great read for you. However, the information in it is really basic - it's like reading a 4th grade tutorial written by an 8th grader. The author speaks a lot about remaking our faith in the "radical", lived faith that Jesus requires - but really, he's not that "radical", and he's still living and preaching the life of a typical, fervent church-worshiper. Being fervent in your faith is NOT a guarantee that you're living it right. The pharisees were among the most fervent people on the planet, and Jesus told us that if we don't live our faith better than they did then we're NOT going to make it to heaven. He also told us that many will end up banging on heaven's (closed - to them) door, saying "But we did all these great things in Your Name!" - only to have Jesus say, "Off you go - I never knew you". If the author continues in his journey, and becomes willing to surrender all he still wrongly believes makes up the real Church, then I imagine he'll have some great elder wisdom to share at some future date. Until then, I'd pass for something written by someone yet further along the Real Jesus path.

Earl Downs zonadowns228d — This book was for mother/daughter book club. My daughter (11) loved this book and finished it about a week earlier than I did. I finished it today and really enjoyed it. I plan on reading the rest of the series, book club or not. It is a great premise for the book and I hope the rest of the series lives up to this one. It is definately written for the pre-teen croud so it is a pretty straight forward telling with just a few twists, but engaging nonetheless.