Food for Thought
Posted May 28, 2010
By polarbear,
I thought Stanley's approach to God's will was good and certainly helpful among the myriad of thoughts about God's will, but maybe he could have backed off on the dogma of "The Best Question Ever" I felt that in a literary sense he went over the top and it hurt his cause, instead of building a need he started to really annoy me as his audience.
Besides all this I would recommend it in a heart beat, the idea's were solid and it was backed with scripture. I won't give away the question just in case you're cheating and haven't read the book, but just know it's a pretty sweet question and it covers pretty much everything. View All Music And Book Reviews By polarbear | View polarbear's Profile
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