Review by fredrick otieno -- Who Told You That You Were ...

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this will be a lovely read. Great review
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This sounds like a book I could use. The part on the personal testimonies, I think will have a special appeal to me.
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Fozia-Bajwa wrote: 02 Nov 2018, 01:30
Upon reading this book, one is certain to have a refreshed perspective of sin. You will get to understand how we inherited sin from the first generation of mankind. Even though we can never claim to be free from sin, through faith we can find peace in Christ, therefore always redeemed from our sinful nature.
I'm highly satisfied with your opinion of having sin in the nature of human beings. Although we can try to inhibit ourselves from the sins but it is not possible to free ourselves from totally from the sins.
Yes Fozia, we therefore have to hide in Christ and continue praying. Thanks for your comment.
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A book about the origins of sin sounds interesting :)
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I am not a big lover of spiritual books and spiritual theories. So, I will pass on this book. Anyway, thanks for the comprehensive review 👍👍
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A lot of Christians live in denial of the inherited sins from our fathers. I'm glad this book has talked about this, so readers who are Christians, will serve God wholeheartedly without remorse or guilt. I like your review.
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I like that the author does add personal stories inside the book. It sounds like an interesting and educational book. Thank you for the review!
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Post by ReyvrexQuestor Reyes »

I also made a review for this book. Written by one of supposed salt of the Earth, the insights and perspective herein are quite interesting. I have mentioned that the book tended to be proselyting at times, but as to things we disagree to, we could take with a grain of salt. And if you find your beliefs are hit by some of the pronouncements, just turn the other cheek. Thanks for the interesting review.
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I read this book, it's really thought-provoking. I also enjoyed the fact that discussion questions are made available at the end of each chapter. Great review!
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Great review, its interesting to know that the author reexamined the story of creation, the fall of man, the salvation by grace through Jesus, and faith.
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