Title: This is not for grieving parents
Product review: First of all this book is not for grieving parents. The author's objective is not to comfort, but to convince of his way of thought. Stealing a title such as this is a wrongful use of it for those who may truly be seeking answers to the loss of a child at an early age. All the author does is try to convince the reader that they must believe what he believes and that the opposition is wrong. The first half of the book soundly deals with the problems with other, non-Christian views of death, salvation, etc. However, the second half is purely a debate of that the author is trying to prove to himself that he is right. It is a disappointment to me and I'm sure it is to parents who were sincerely looking for comfort. The selfishness that the author has to try to steal a title that could be put to useful purposes and try to persuade those of his Calvinist thought disgusts me.
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