Title: e-mail NOT from God
Product review: The problem with these types of books is that they are not authentically inspired by God. This book contains a lot of sentimentalism packaged in a contemporary commercial form. The authors have a lot of good stuff to say, but when they present it as a message from God they are not telling the truth. This is a dangerous thing to present to teens especially, as it teaches them to think of God as an imaginary friend that helps them cope with life. They know the e-mails in the book aren't really from God, but the book presents the pretense anyway. This lays the foundation for an inauthentic and shallow faith that gravitates toward false spirituality. If that's what you're looking for, enjoy the book. Shame on the authors for using God's name on the by-line to peddle e-mails they themselves have written.
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