FRIENDSHIP WITH GOD,AN UNCOMMON DIALOGUE

Walsch, Neale Donald

ISBN 10: 0399145419 / ISBN 13: 9780399145414

Published by G. P. Putnam's Sons Pub, NY, 1999

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Bibliographic Details

Title: FRIENDSHIP WITH GOD,AN UNCOMMON DIALOGUE

Publisher: G. P. Putnam's Sons Pub, NY

Publication Date: 1999

Binding: HARDCOVER

Illustrator: Illustrated by CHALMERS, GRAHAM DJ COVER ART

Condition: Very Good

Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good

Edition: 1st Edition,1p; 13579108642pt line.

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Synopsis:

The sequel to the best-selling Conversations with God trilogy explores the various ways in which the wisdom and insights of

Review:

Neale Donald Walsch grew up fearing God, especially after his mother, a neighbourhood mystic, was caught reading cards for a friend. His mother was "trafficking with the devil", according to Walsch's deeply religious aunt, and as a result, "God will send her straight to hell".

That was the start of a relationship born of "fearship," as Walsch calls it. In Friendship with God, Walsh speaks to the struggles he's had learning to see God as a true friend rather than a punishing judge. Like his immensely popular Conversations with God series, Friendship with God is written mostly in dialogue format, modelling how anyone can converse with God. What makes the book especially accessible is Walsch's humble voice that gently addresses most people's confusion and doubts. For example, Walsch talks about feeling squeamish that God knows the shameful secrets of his life. In response, God points out that Walsch has shared his dark secrets with friends and lovers. So why not share these truths with God, who has never judged or punished him, and never will? These types of tender and reassuring conversations give readers the courage to begin their own private dialogues with the divine.--Gail Hudson