Title: Oversimplified and overhyped
Product review: Eldridge makes a typical mistake of many folks -- that his struggle is that of everyone else. He fails to recognize that God made men different. Just look at the disciples. In fact, Christ chose them for their differences, not their similarities. Yet Eldridge sees one way for all men to grow as believers. And he is mistaken. Climbing the highest mountain and taking huge risks may work for some, but it simply isn't the style of all. Nor should it be. This book touches a nerve in young men in particular, thus its popularity. But it is not especially Biblical and should not be considered part of the accepted works of the modern evangelical movement. In fact, this one is best left on the shelves.
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