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Check this out! It is so worth the time to download!
theinterviewwithgod.com/windowmovie2.html
theinterviewwithgod.com/windowmovie2.html
Yes, it seems the words for both the presentation and the book are from the poem āInterview with Godā, written by anynomousThis is a partial quote from a book by that name I believeā¦ I donāt remember who wrote it.
Very nice.Check this out! It is so worth the time to download!
theinterviewwithgod.com/windowmovie2.html
Ah, yes, I remember that book! Although I recall having some issues with some of the things God said in that book . . . But it was quite a long time ago, I canāt remember much . . .I remembered just as I was typing this postā¦ it was called Conversations with God. There were several books as I remember- all dealing with this guyās Q and A session with God. I always considered the two to be related.
He actually answers that in the free sample section on the amazon.com website. Itās a bit too long for me to quote, but basically he chooses to have faith in whatever source the words come from.How did the author verify that this was from God? How do we know that it was not a case of āautomatic writingā that was from a demon?
And thatās really a problem, because āwhatever sourceā is quite possibly demomic. Demons are very tricky. In the radio interview, excerpts of the book were read. And it sounded all very nice until things that raised red flags were said, things that were not Christian. They seemed more of the āwhat you believe doesnāt matter as long as you find joy and love, whatever makes you happy, people donāt trust their experience enoughā variety of belief. I havenāt read the book, but automatic writing has to be suspect.He actually answers that in the free sample section on the amazon.com website. Itās a bit too long for me to quote, but basically he chooses to have faith in whatever source the words come from.
Very good point! As I said, I had some issues with it, as I found myself disagreeing with what God was telling him.And thatās really a problem, because āwhatever sourceā is quite possibly demomic. Demons are very tricky. In the radio interview, excerpts of the book were read. And it sounded all very nice until things that raised red flags were said, things that were not Christian. They seemed more of the āwhat you believe doesnāt matter as long as you find joy and love, whatever makes you happy, people donāt trust their experience enoughā variety of belief. I havenāt read the book, but automatic writing has to be suspect.
The music really does make it. But I personally loved the photos, music, and the conversation (this part of the book was good at least). I guess you can take whatever you want from it. I chose to be inspired.Try watching it without music. Thatās what I did. Itās not so inspiring that way. It seems like very watered-down Christianity.
I totally agreeā¦it is like the āchicken soupā type spirituality that is so popular today. Many of the sayings were, in my opinion, inane. For example, the one about the rich manā¦Try watching it without music. Thatās what I did. Itās not so inspiring that way. It seems like very watered-down Christianity.
Yeah, I guess the sayingsā degree of inaneness (if thatās a word) and inspiration depend on what emotions and experiences they draw out from you.I totally agreeā¦it is like the āchicken soupā type spirituality that is so popular today. Many of the sayings were, in my opinion, inane. For example, the one about the rich manā¦