Title: Not much food for thought here
Product review: Do not get me wrong. I am NOT saying that this book is fatuous. I am NOT saying that it is poorly written. I am NOT saying that its author does not know his Theology. What I am saying is that I read it expecting to learn something new, approaching it as a left-brain dogmatic treatise of some sort, packed with History, Philosophy, Theology, Hermeneutics. To my disappointment, it was nothing of that sort. What I read instead, was a right-brain, artistic book, fluffy, lofty and sentimental. With all due respect to the author, this is not what I had expected when I picked it up. I am willing to concede, though, there is a time and a place to write theology books from an aesthetical perspective. This one did not do it for me, sorry.
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