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Conversations With God: An Uncommon Dialogue, Book 3 (Conversations with God (Audio))

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I loved this. It is clear, easy to understand, interesting and enlightening. Take what you want from it and make you life a bit more joyful. It is not meant to preach, just meant to open your eyes to not being so judgemental. It takes the focus off what's wrong with the world to concentrating on what is right with you and how you might use it to live a more peaceful existence. I go back to it often and always find something I may have missed.

This is a fantastic book. It simplified just about everything that is complicated in our lives. It gave practical advice on how we can live happier and in love. It challenges the mind to think and for us to feel and trust ourselves. Listen to it, listen to it again and yet again. You will be surprised by how much you remember each time....

Loved all 3 of the books in this series, and have now given the book series as presents to family and friends. It's my kinda stuff! If someone is searching for more meaning to "god" as being a part of you and not a seperate identity to you, this book is your salvation :)

This book is very misleading in its title. Parents, teachers, or anyone else who works with children needs to know this book goes against all scriptural principle outline in the book called "The Holy Bible," which last time I checked it is God's word to us. He calls sin, sin and there is forgiveness to be sought through a savior who willingly laid down His life to make atonement between God and man. To say there is no such thing as sin is heresy. We are not to judge each other, only God can judge the inner man. Our job is to be the loving arms, hands, and feet of our savior. Anything else is simply not the truth according to scripture. Please do not buy this book for your children. Instead buy them a copy of God's word which is an excellent instruction manual for life.

The "Conversations with God" series is a dangerous New Age series. Neale Donald Walsch does not know God as He is revealed in the Bible. His first two books contained many errors, some quite dangerous. Parents--beware!