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Searching for a Better God

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Wade Bradshaw's "Searching For A Better God" is eye-opening. We no longer have an accurate picture of God. We've spent so much time trying to put God into terms we can comprehend that He has become much smaller to us than He truly is! This book makes a valiant effort to re-draw that picture, bringing the reader back into alignment with the portrait God paints of Himself in scripture. This is not so much a warm and fuzzy, feel-good read as it is a thoughtful assessment of where we are and where we need to be.

I've been reading and discussing this book with some colleagues over breakfast once a week. It has definitely prompted some great discussions, and the book itself is excellent. However, this is the worst-formatted kindle book I have come across. It is so bad that the publisher should be paying customers $10 to suffer through it rather than charging them for it. Footnotes, scripture references, chapter headings, and page footers pop-up randomly through-out the text. Footnotes which apparently wrapped across the bottom of two pages in the print version are split and appear in two random spots in the kindle edition.

You should definitely buy and read this book, but do yourself a favor and buy a print copy.

This book helps tackle some of the unknown questions people are facing as believers and non-believers.

Helpful in differentiating between different obstacles to the belief in God.