Conversations with God: An Uncommon Dialogue, Book 2 Audiobook (Unabridged)

" If the author really believed he was talking to God why would he haggle over every little thing? This author has been caught in lies, do a search. I was really turned off when, in his second book, he told us that George H Bush was a great humanitarian. How can one converse with all that is and not be in awe? "

" Lots of great ideas. It tickled my brain a bit. Some ideas are kind of out there and far-fetched, others pretty cool. "

" A very different and interesting perspective on God. I enjoyed this and felt far closer to God through this book than I ever did through the Bible. Not for people who are not open to a different perspective. "

" Such a great series! The first book was a real eye opener and this carries on beautifully. "

" Excellent, as was Volume 1, but not as exciting for me as it laboured the obvious, which I had already managed to work out: Capitalism is bad. "

" This second book by Walsh was very good. I did enjoy number 1 the most of all of his books, but I found them all GOOD "

" Definitely worth reading. Very thought-provoking and motivational. "

" A continuation of the first book, it goes deeper and asks more in-depth questions... "

" A good discussion of politics, the world as it ought to be and how we may be able to get there. As in the first book, there are a few things that are a little difficult to swallow, but not many. "

" Just as good as the first two - simply expands to more topics. Audio books highly recommended "

" Some of this seemed right in line with where I am. At other times, it seemed more like a book for the author to put forth his views and say that's God talking. "

" "God's" input on ways to solve major problems facing humanity. Pretty evolved ideas... "

" Another interesting read, with even more "out of the box" ideas than the first. I think these books will have to be on my to read again list, to fully wrap my mind around all the thoughts presented... "

" This one about the relation of the world. "

" All 3 books from the series Conversations with God are filled with little gems that can be read and reread. I love the thought provoking ideas that come forth and shed light on/new perspectives concerning difficult challenges within life. "

" A deeper look and explanation of topics talked about in the first. A fantastic read i could not put down. "

" This one was harder for me to get through but still thought provoking and interesting. "

" Didnt enjoy this one. The first book had some merit but this one lost me. "

" I didn't find this whole series as good as everyone else must have thought it was. I wasn't able to deal with the Author's sarcastic attitude in the book. "

" Love this series of books, not seriously religious but definitely spiritual, it can answer so many questions in the simplist of formats, a conversation. "

" Another interesting read, with even more "out of the box" ideas than the first. I think these books will have to be on my to read again list, to fully wrap my mind around all the thoughts presented... "

" Some very thot-provoking thots in books 2 & 3. I haven't read book 1 yet. It will make you think. Which is what Walsch is hoping for. As for whether these books are his own views or actually from God- God & he have similar views on many issues! "

" Just as good as the first two - simply expands to more topics. Audio books highly recommended "

" This is where the books get weird...well MORE weird. And things are harder to digest and understand. Too bad, I was hoping things would make more sense and get CLEAR. "

" A good discussion of politics, the world as it ought to be and how we may be able to get there. As in the first book, there are a few things that are a little difficult to swallow, but not many. "

" Some of this seemed right in line with where I am. At other times, it seemed more like a book for the author to put forth his views and say that's God talking. "