The Faith Club: A Muslim, A Christian, A Jew---Three Women Search for Understanding Audiobook

" Reading this book caused me to examine my own faith in more detail. None of these women were certain of their beliefs and that was disappointing to me. I learned a great deal about the Jewish and Muslim faiths. We can learn much from each other. "

" Maybe one of the best books I have ever read. An enlightening read, no matter your religious tendencies. "

" Interesting but I felt the authors seemed not to be well versed in their respective religions they were discussing. A good try at bringing different religions to start a dialogue "

" A feel-good read that will make you think about your religious beliefs and your conceptions of Judaism, Christianity and Islam. But mostly you come away wanting to start your own Faith Club while eating large quantities of chocolate. "

" I really enjoy the frankness of their discussions and that there isn't much sugar coating when they disagree. But like all good friendships, they respect each other enough to go the distance when they do have conflicts or differences in opinions. "

" Great read. The book is truly an insight into the minds and personal conversations of these three women. I thought it was really brave of them to come to terms with elements of their respective faiths they didn't believe in & didn't follow. Also, I could really appreciate the openness they shared, confronting each other's stereotypes without fear of being labeled racist. I think it's a great book for anyone wanting to learn and gain insight on how religion isn't and shouldn't be as complicated as we make it to be. "

" I loved this book. Possibly because I'm on a spiritual journey of my own, or because this is just the type of book that really intrigues me. The story was told so perfectly by these 3 women. There wasn't a moment that left you wondering what reason they had behind what they believed, or what they were struggling with believing. You felt like you were invited into the club. I was left with new understandings, and an open mind. "

" It's a wonderful book that discusses the differences and similarities of 3 women of different faiths (Christian, Judaism, Muslim). "

" reading slowly, never finished, a bit too maudlin "

" This was a wonderful, wonderful book! I learned so much about about the 3 different faiths, it was truly a wonderful journey! "

" did not finish this one :( "

" This book is a reminder that we have much in common with one another and establishing solid meaningful relationships allows that to be revealed. This is more about working to connect, which these women did beautifully. "

" This was such a fabulous book club read! So much to discuss...the book goes through so many topics and it is wonderful to read many of the similarities and to have a better understanding of the main differences. These women did a wonderful job putting this book together! "

" Very interesting account of the conversations and experiences of trying to understand one another's religions. "

" I like that this book incorporates multiple perspectives on religion and highlights the interconnectedness of all people. "

" Lightweight. It may be that the three women who wrote this book, consciously or not, conducted their discussions primarily for the purpose of writing a salable book; in any case the book seemed made with marketing in mind. "

" This is a hopeful book -- part of the answer to our current crisis is to have interfaith conversation and this book is great place to start. "

" Thought-provoking and enlightening, but the presentation is frustrating and overly long. "

" Informational. Didn't like how it's written but I also can't think of a better way to write it. I stalled out in the middle but once I picked it back up, it went fast. "

" It takes honest communication between faiths to truly understand each other and appreciate the different beliefs. "

" An eyeopening book. A muslim, christian and jew collaborate on this book to explain what each religion really believes. It's a no-holds-barred account of these 3 women examing their faiths. Great book! "

" Educational, but half way through it felt repeatitive, so I quit reading it. "

" A little boring since I am not interested in religion. The religions were idealized, as the religions are described as they are in theory rather than in practice, and from a liberal point of view. But worth reading anyhow. "

" An appealing personal faith history of three women who came together to explore both the differences and central truths behind Judaism, Christianity and Islam. "

" another book club selection. (i should quit my book club.) i'll get back to you, but so far it is quite cheesy. UNBELIEVABLY cheesy. interesting concept, but the writing style is driving me MAD. "

" I read this book a couple of years ago and enjoyed it, found it very interesting. I will be interested to hear how you like it, Laura. "

" I really liked learning about Islam and Judaism from the perspective of practicing mothers. I also liked being able to follow their feelings and thought processes. This book is a good conversation starter. "