Conversations with God: An Uncommon Dialogue, Book 1

This is one of those books that was recommended to me years ago and it was always in the back of my mind to read but never quite got there...until now! This book is amazing, it will make you question everything you were raised to believe about life, God, the world and universe that surrounds you! It really is fantastic. So uplifting to realise that maybe when bad things happen God is not out to get you and there is always a way to make it better. I have continued on to devour the rest of the series and I highly recommend this title to everyone! There is not one person in this world that could not learn a thing or two from this book. Also the narrators are great, the author narrates his own part and there is a male and female God which are both perfect. I loved it and I will listen to it again and again.

The sense, integrity and truth emanates from every page. Book 1, as with the other two books, is a book that speaks, promotes and endorses unconditional love in a world full of human made conditions. For many years I was a child of a lesser god, but after reading the conversations trilogy, I have been able to dispel the outdated prejudices, bigotry and hatred (the fears) of ancient rhetoric from my life. I find it hard to express how much happier, content and fulfilled I feel since I have adopted the teaching from these books. They have answered all my questions about life and the universe and our relationship to everything including our purpose for existing. My vision about everything has changed dramatically for the better.
Some people may disbelieve that these books are a true conversation with God. But even if they are only the religious concepts and philosophical thoughts of a human mind expressed on paper, then they are wonderful thoughts with as much backbone as you could wish to experience.
I do recommend that you start with book 1 and listen your way through them objectively. When I first listened to them I felt overwhelmed. It?s not easy to let go of the negative religious indoctrinations that have been brainwashed into us over the decades of our life. In fact, letting go of some parts has been painful, but if you are yearning for a spiritual awakening, then you need look no further.

I really enjoyed this book. It's a fasinating insight into an ordinary mans conversations with God.
Parts of it are a bit 'Heady' but after the second read you really grasp what he's telling you.It fit in perfectly with my spiritual path at the time.I would highly recommend it.

Tony D.
Ireland

The first thing I must say of this book is it shouldnt be in the Christianity section, the book reminds me of an old sunday school song that goes something like this. I met Jesus at the Xroads where the two roads meet, Satan too was standing there and he said come this way. This book points you away from Jesus and tries to focus your attention on yourself, Infact this book points you in many directions, does the Bible not say you will have no other Gods but me and that you're not to worship idols so why does this book point you in the direction of those very things.
There are some totally outrageous statements made by Neale Walsch, like Hitler went to Heaven, there is no right or wrong in a persons life, and there is no Hell, If these things are true then why did God give us Holy Scriptures to guide us in our live's, if not too discern Good from Evil. If theres no right or wrong and no hell then why does scripture speak of a judgement day.
Just be carefull if you are a Christian that this series of books doesn't take you away from the God found within the pages of Holy Scripture, and straight into the arms of some false one.

One Last thing, It was beautifully narrated hence the 1 star