Title: pass on this one
Product review: It's a shame that Hayford devoted so much time to the "beauty" of THIS subject and not to the beauty of propitiation. What's even more perplexing is that Christians would buy a book about something that edifies the self, not the church in our time. Books like this take the focus off what we should be doing to bring others closer to Christ (which IS spiritually edifying, not to mention GLORIFYING to God) and puts it on what we can do to make us feel more "spiritual".
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