I must confess right away that I'm agnostic and don't believe the Bible contains the literal truth of the word of God. That being said, I enjoyed this book a lot. The author exhibits a great wit and sense of humour. He is someone I think I'd enjoy talking with at a dinner party. His writing seems to be both insightful and informative in content and engaging in style. I definitely recommend this book.

My thanks to NetGalley for providing me with an eARC in exchange for my honest review.

I was unable to finish this book. It was not my cup of tea - as it was rather torturous to get through the first bit of the book. I let the publisher know that I would not be finishing the book. I had high hopes in reading this as I am currently in the process of learning more about religion, but this was just not what I was looking for.

I have never heard of Steve Daugherty before, but after reading his book, Experiments in Honesty, I'm glad I've made his acquaintance through his writing. So much of what he has to say in this book requires deep thinking and then instant application to life. He is trying to change the mindset of people who think they know who God is without listening through His Word to what He's saying He is. Steve peels back the layers of misconception to bring God to the people just as He is, nothing extra added.

This book will cause me to think and to meditate on what I know of God to determine what's really true about God. Thank you Steve Daugherty.

Five Stars

My thanks to Worthy Publishing for allowing me to read and review this book.