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Finding Mr. Right And How To Know When You Have

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Very good book to help put into perspective who the Mr. Right's are and how to go about seeking them out. I also have the book by Stephen Arterburn called "Avoiding Mr. Wrong" they are both excellantly written with a christian base. I recommend this to anyone and I plan to buy a copy for my 19 yr. old daughter.

A lot of the advice written in here is very good but a lot of it also isn't. Some of it is so obvious but anyhow, I felt that the author pushed the point that people should take it upon themselves to find Mr. Right. When we should really trust God to do it for us, I've read dozens of dating/courting books and the one that I like best is "When God Writes Your Love Story by Eric and Leslie Ludy." Its more realistic.

This book is, to put it mildly, the most sexist piece of garbage I have ever had the displeasure to read. The "advice" contained within is as misogynistic as it is ridiculous. I don't know if it's worthless drivel is more offensive to women or to christians, but one could make a strong case for either. Please waste your valuable time on something else, like golf, stamp collecting, heck- even speed dating would be better than reading this.

The title of this book is a little mis-leading. It should have been called "How to find Mr. Right using the Bible". I am Christian but I found all of the constant refrences and Bible quotes to be overwhelming. I was searching for a book about how to find Mr. Right, not really a book about how to use the 10 commandments to find a decent non-good-looking guy. It does however have many valid points and the Bible is a good refence point for most things in life.... but this was just too much God for me to handle for entertainment sake.

I throughly enjoyed book. I found it to be fresh. I have read almost every relationship book out there and found this to be a keeper. I am 54 and don't feel I need to "save" myself for marriage. I have passed over the "preaching" lightly with humor. Buy this book you'll definely learn something from it.