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Basic with poor guidance

Revisado: 11-06-23

Eat the meat and spit out the bones. Be discerning with this one. A lot of the guidance is aligned with what we might “want” to do or say, but does not actually work. For example, his suggestions on using retorts flies in the face of everything good leaders know about the golden rules of effective communication. Retorts are almost always a bad idea.

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Solid, Biblical, Truth

Revisado: 03-30-22

This book should be required reading for anyone in ministry. A classic literary addition to any library for both reference and solid hermeneutics. Everyone in the ministry of deliverance and healing would do well to digest this book.

Not an easy read... nearly every single fact is referenced by a series of supporting scriptures and context to follow.

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to much medical application

Revisado: 09-09-18

this book was clearly written for those in the medical field. while some of these lessons translate outside of the medical field, reading this is a waste of time for anyone no not in a hospital environment. sad waste of my time...

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Starts out good with a catchy title and intro

Revisado: 12-30-17

Would you try another book from the authors and/or Kory Kogon and Adam Merrill ?

No

What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?

disappointment

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This book lacked any usable substance. Too many references to quadrants, statistics and technical jargon to make any part of this useful.
I found myself disagreeing with much of what the authors were trying to say.
the constant change of narrator was confusing and very difficult to keep track. The narrators did not sound interested in the topic and the experience fell flat for me.

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