#Organicjesus: Finding Your Way to an Unprocessed, Gmo-Free Christianity (Paperback)

from Ron_Gilbert

Scott Douglas' #OrganicJesus reminded me of "Blue Like Jazz": a witty attempt to engage those who believe and those who don't. Then again, I was reminded of "Radical" as well. Somehow the impression that the orthodoxy that built up the church is now its sickness is a strong force in contemporary ...

from Karin7

What a disappointing book. I was looking forward to reading this one, but it failed to make a good impression. On the plus side, he acknowledges that God is known by faith, and that faith should be in God, not in church or other people, since those can let you down. The first flaw in this search ...

from Keith.Benjamin

This one took me some time to get through - not because it was a difficult read, but because of the annoying "WikiBreaks" and conversational rather than expository nature of the writing. If you're looking for a book of solid Christian apologetics, there are far better books to be had. This book h...

from davemac

This book is obviously written for someone but it is not written for me. I found it glitzy, "stunningly tacky" (the phrase the author uses to describe the one-time Crystal Cathedral) and distracting. There may be good content here, and its style may be helpful to some, but the more relevant we tr...

from cheetosrapper

An interesting book but the author holds some opinion that I do not. The humor was good but a touch over the top at times. I did enjoy the interjection of social media and wikibreaks.