Title: Nature of man
Product review: Possible spoiler?I agree with others that Dekker's conclusion left me quite disappointed and frustrated. But aside from the gaping holes in the plot left by the ending, my biggest objection is the author's premise that man's nature is comprised of three states: good, evil, and one caught in-between (represented respectively by the personalities of Samantha, Slater, and Kevin). Since this is a book review and not a theological forum, I would simply state that although this may represent a popular secular view of the nature of man, it is not consistent with the view of man presented in the words of Scripture. So, to anyone searching for "Christian fiction", I would suggest that you look elsewhere as this book simply does not present a Biblical view of the nature of man.
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