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Summary: I can't keep this book!
Review: I have bought this book at least three seperate times. I have loaned it out to many friends, and they all tend to love it as much as I. While most return the book, at some point it ends up missing and that is ok, becuase I know it is being passed on to even more people who will enjoy it. I will continue to buy copies, as this book is well worth it.
Rating:
Summary: I can't keep this book!
Review: I have bought this book at least three seperate times. I have loaned it out to many friends, and they all tend to love it as much as I. While most return the book, at some point it ends up missing and that is ok, becuase I know it is being passed on to even more people who will enjoy it. I will continue to buy copies, as this book is well worth it.
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Summary: Not Well Known, but Worthy, Worthy, Worthy
Review: I read this novel several years ago. Even with all the hype of The LaHaye-Jenkins series (which is worthy), this single novel stands out as a lighthouse in Christian Fiction. In fact, CF writers today would do good to read this and learn something.The novel begins with the protagonist appearing on the Johnny Carson show. When asked if there was ever a mystery novel he never finished, he replies that he once began writing a novel about a commission of investigators who proved that Christ rose from the dead, just as the Scriptures say. However, while doing his research, he came to the conclusion that Christ's body was only stolen from the tomb and, if he could go back and interview eyewitnesses, he could prove it! Later that night, he is in a pub watching his Johnny Carson appearance. The remarks offend people there, and one of them gives him a punch which sends him 2000 years back in time. What follows is a riveting character study with some good action, and the most interesting ending of a novel this reviewer has ever read. My advice again is read this novel and see how well a Christian novel can avoid the pifalls of blatant didactycism.
Rating:
Summary: Not Well Known, but Worthy, Worthy, Worthy
Review: I read this novel several years ago. Even with all the hype of The LaHaye-Jenkins series (which is worthy), this single novel stands out as a lighthouse in Christian Fiction. In fact, CF writers today would do good to read this and learn something. The novel begins with the protagonist appearing on the Johnny Carson show. When asked if there was ever a mystery novel he never finished, he replies that he once began writing a novel about a commission of investigators who proved that Christ rose from the dead, just as the Scriptures say. However, while doing his research, he came to the conclusion that Christ's body was only stolen from the tomb and, if he could go back and interview eyewitnesses, he could prove it! Later that night, he is in a pub watching his Johnny Carson appearance. The remarks offend people there, and one of them gives him a punch which sends him 2000 years back in time. What follows is a riveting character study with some good action, and the most interesting ending of a novel this reviewer has ever read. My advice again is read this novel and see how well a Christian novel can avoid the pifalls of blatant didactycism.
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Summary: A MUST READ - Riveting
Review: It is an amazing story that leaves you wondering if what you just read is fact or fiction. Deals with the Resurrection of Jesus Christ in a scientific and factual way; reaffirms your faith if you are a Christian. Incredible.
Rating:
Summary: A MUST READ - Riveting
Review: It is an amazing story that leaves you wondering if what you just read is fact or fiction. Deals with the Resurrection of Jesus Christ in a scientific and factual way; reaffirms your faith if you are a Christian. Incredible.
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Summary: OUTSTANDING!!
Review: Og Madino writes an excellent tale that brings Jesus' last days on Earth to life. Giving insight and possible explantions to Biblical mysteries.
Rating:
Summary: OUTSTANDING!!
Review: Og Madino writes an excellent tale that brings Jesus' last days on Earth to life. Giving insight and possible explantions to Biblical mysteries.
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Summary: Best book I ever read!
Review: Og Mandino personally recommended this book to me one day when I met him in his home. At the time I had no clue this man was "in touch with God" - I didn't even know who he was. This book made scripture come alive for me and is the best book I've ever read. Thanks, Og, I know you are with Him now! Do you realize that if you move around the letters in Og Mandino you get "O Man in God"?
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Summary: OUTSTANDING, EDUCATIONAL
Review: One of the best books I have ever read. Wonderful plot that kept me guessing to the end. Greatly educationcal and a joy to read. I've purchased multiple copies and given them to friends.
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