Official Review: The creation by sabat beatto

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Jem Tomarong wrote:Nice review. Genesis account especially on the first parent is critical issue when twist.
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I got interested on this book. I wanted to know how the author twist it. I wanna try reading it. Thanks for your views.
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I got interested on this book. I wanted to know how the author twist it. I wanna try reading it. Thanks for your views.
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Jem Tomarong wrote:I got interested on this book. I wanted to know how the author twist it. I wanna try reading it. Thanks for your views.
yes, you can read it for yourself Jem. And, share your thoughts as well. thank you.
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I think the story is beautiful on its own except that the author should have used a non biblical setting. Sacred writings should not be tempered with so as not to offend Deity and believers. There are a million and one creative settings to stage a beautiful story in. Readandsmile, your review was great except for a few grammatical errors. Weldone. You did not like the work so much that you did not also edit your review well. The author should also try subsequently to get his work properly edited.
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I agree with you. You noticed it.
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Thanks Lina. I accept your comment as well.

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I'm not religious but what was the author thinking? Any reworking of a religious book is obviously going to be met with serious opposition & revulsion. Very foolish decision, in my opinion.

Great review by the way- I thoroughly enjoyed reading that :)
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Zupanatural wrote:I'm not religious but what was the author thinking? Any reworking of a religious book is obviously going to be met with serious opposition & revulsion. Very foolish decision, in my opinion.

Great review by the way- I thoroughly enjoyed reading that :)
Thank you for reading my review. I can't deny my religious beliefs.
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With all the creative ideas out there the author chooses to plagiarize and distort the bible? He displays poor judgement amidst a wilful and deliberate attempt to provoke mainstream sentiments. Thankyou for a wonderful review.
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I'm confused when it comes to everything about this book, from the cover (which doesn't really suit the genre) and title to the summary. It's kind of like a bunch of ideas that don't work together and they're all thrown into a single book. I doubt it has been professionally edited and you confirmed that. Overall, it's a very strange book.
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Thanks, Isabel and Quinto. The is good if only the author uses different names and setting.
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Thanks for sharing your thoughts but I think this is not the book for me.
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I also wonder why the author chose to distort the Bible story.

Thanks for sharing your violent reactions, readandsmile, although I doubt this one made you smile.
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The Researcher wrote:Thanks for sharing your thoughts but I think this is not the book for me.
Thanks for dropping by and reading my review. You are so kind.
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