The Miracle Man: The Life Story Of Joao De Deus

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Summary: Joao from a physicians eyes
Review: This book is revealing but tends to over sensationalize the House of Dom Inacio. I am a physician of allopathic training and what I saw and felt on my trip to Abadiania has brought me closer to God than I thought possible. The book is the only English translation available on "John of God" works. I would encourage any healer or seriously ill individual to make the trip to Brazil. You will never be the same afterwards! The book tends to give the impression that one can arrive, see Joao (pronounced "ju-ome") and leave cured. It is a healing process and one should at least plan on staying a week to feel the spiritual and physical benefits. I will be returning again! Read this book, then E-mail me your questions and I will try to help. [e-mail]

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Summary: The Miracle Man: The Life Story of Joao De Deus
Review: What a glorious place to be, where miracles happen. I was fortunate to have met with Robert and Caterina while I was on my healing journey to Abadiania. I would suggest this book to all those who are interested in finding out more about John of God.
Blessings to all of you.
Reverend Lee Alexander - thespirituallifecoach.com

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Summary: The Miracle Man: The Life Story of Joao De Deus
Review: What a glorious place to be, where miracles happen. I was fortunate to have met with Robert and Caterina while I was on my healing journey to Abadiania. I would suggest this book to all those who are interested in finding out more about John of God.
Blessings to all of you.
Reverend Lee Alexander - thespirituallifecoach.com

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Summary: Distracted by errors
Review: While the content of this book is fascinating and generally well-written, I found the excessive typos distracting. Particularly annoying were the different spellings of world-famous individuals, i.e. Shirley McLaine-Shirley McLean and Edgar Cayce-Edgar Casey, which appeared within pages of each other. The problem was big enough, I believe, to cause credibility problems for the book. I find it hard to believe a publisher would go to press without proofreading first.

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Summary: Distracted by errors
Review: While the content of this book is fascinating and generally well-written, I found the excessive typos distracting. Particularly annoying were the different spellings of world-famous individuals, i.e. Shirley McLaine-Shirley McLean and Edgar Cayce-Edgar Casey, which appeared within pages of each other. The problem was big enough, I believe, to cause credibility problems for the book. I find it hard to believe a publisher would go to press without proofreading first.