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Wisdom Galore

Revisado: 03-26-25

From the first moment, i could tell this book was different and special. The wisdom and lessons never stop and i feel i will read this again and take it slower. The virtual voice could be better and with some pronunciations, but it does not ruin the experience or importance of the work. In my exploration of the Christian Orthodox and noticing a stark difference in the lack of flow and expression of priests compared to this almost glossy prose, i find myself preferring this perfected smoothness to any off the cuff advice. When i think of my journey to find truth, humility and a relationship with God, i think of this and highly recommend this work.

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Enthusiastically Full of Flying Cheese

Revisado: 12-05-24

Full of bad jokes like holy guacamole, and unbelievable 1920's emotion in the style of old radio broadcasts. The tropes are not any better with the male as the villian and all the heroes women, and don't forget an opportune yet out of place "gender normative" rub for good measure. Thankfully the short length of the show/book kept me around, just to say i finished it.

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All Quality and no Filler

Revisado: 10-05-24

This book is one of the best I have read in this genre and there have been many others that I have read. Kenneth Boa says it in a slightly different way and his life experience comes whether quoting other legends in the faith or offering his own words of wisdom. He dances effortlessly through new testament, old testament and back again, all great references along the way. I received a lot of other book references to check out and he even hints that most good ones are old ones, without disparaging like an old fogey. I actually read this one twice and very glad i did as most parts were fresh in my mind in a good way.

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Wonderful Truth from God's Word

Revisado: 08-12-24

I believe I should be able to receive the holy spirit and be baptized with the holy spirit

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Chapter 13 was my favorite!

Revisado: 04-22-24

Everything about this book was great. I've read several of Ray Comfort's books and they usually have parts that are boring. However, this book, How to Know God Exists, seems to flow seamlessly and never gets boring. The first part of the book doesn't use many bible verses and proves God by the cteation and science and through our minds (conscience). And the telling of the Gospel is the easiest and in its simplest form throughout this book.

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Another Self-Help In Search of Self-Reward

Revisado: 03-19-24

it's ok, but just similar to selfish ambitions wrapped as a philosophy or religion.

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So boring compared to Pride & Prejudice

Revisado: 03-11-24

So boring compared to Pride & Prejudice, which was much better. At least i learned the word sensibility does not mean what it did back then and we get a positive version of sense (elinor) and a negative example (marianne).

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Not What I Expected - I feel less informed

Revisado: 02-16-24

Should have had more about wisdom from the grandmother, but she wasn't that interesting so apparently the author did the best she could and talked about her gay lifestyle and traveling to Germany. Waste of time for me.

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A New Religion Thankfully Lacking Emotion

Revisado: 09-22-23

Perhaps if the author/speaker was more compelling with more eloquent words and religious emotions behind the scientific presentation, it may be more pressing or convincing. Thankfully, this was not the case and instead, stern faith is all that is required to start shoving money into the collection plate of these space happy wannabes. Their "facts" of science are so far fetched and stale, it makes Jesus dieing on the cross and rising again more believable than ever. Still, i did notice how in awe and worshipful he was about our solar system; giving the most adjectives in the whole book to the final chapter about how wonderfully made our universe is, it shows how close he is to acknowledging it has a creator. I did enjoy his scientific detail regarding the intricatecies of nuclear fallout and what that might entail, but again it was more fascinating than scary. I share the hope to one day travel among the stars, but books like this show more the proof that having the confidence in God and preparing for the afterlife is the smarter and more sensible course of action.

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