Touching and real
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I enjoyed this book it was an easy but eloquent read and had a realness about it that I could relate to. I particularly liked the real life stories that added expression to the chapters and I also liked the fact that Adrian Plass does not pretend to have all the answers but instead provokes thoughts and ideas within the reader, always relating it to the bible.
I would recommend this book to new and old Christians alike, who need the reassurance that faith in God is about being real with God and not trying to be something we are not, allowing Him to accept us warts and all.
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Adrian: Funny, Touching and Passionate about Jesus
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Fans of Adrian Plass will like this book. It is laugh-out-loud funny, demonstrates deep and sympathetic insight into Christians' frailties, and shows how much Plass loves Jesus. It is more about Adrian Plass than it is about Jesus, and if you realise that in advance you probably won't mind too much: it is his genre. I suspect that Adrian Plass has a great book in him, but this isn't it. It is too rambling and self-indulgent to offer a coherent picture of Jesus. However, this won't put off his many fans.
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