Title: Faulty Theology
Product review: Although there are some merits in this book, such as elements of prayer and being where God wants you to be, the whole thrust of this book tends to be built around one Bible verse, and allegedly it has brought wealth, prosperity and health to its author. This is unfortunate, because the author is highly respected, and here he is, marketing this incredible series to make an incredible amount of money. Maybe he should read Jim Bakker's "I Was Wrong," and get some tips.
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