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4.0
A beautiful, real, raw book that is filled with love and applicable ideas. The good far outweighs the bad, but the bad does unfortunately overshadow the good from time to time, distracting from the heart of this wonderful book. For example, Jersak repeatedly refers to the Holy Spirit as "she," uses "Trinity" as a proper name for God, and uses "They" as the pronoun of the Triune God (who yes, is three persons, but one being).
Some minor quibbles in the Audible audiobook version: the reader often misses key emphases that should have been obvious in Jersak's playful mirrored phrasings, rhymes "Didache" with "Gosh," and pronounces "agape love" as one would pronounce "wide open love."
Some minor quibbles in the Audible audiobook version: the reader often misses key emphases that should have been obvious in Jersak's playful mirrored phrasings, rhymes "Didache" with "Gosh," and pronounces "agape love" as one would pronounce "wide open love."
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