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AmazingReview Date: 2008-07-23
Great Book -- but NOT for DeaconsReview Date: 2008-02-16
I must take issue, however with a reviewer who also gave five starts to the Compendium. He said it was "essential for deacons". But in the book's introduction, it is plainly stated that the book was primarily for Bishops, but also for priests, for men and women religious, for lay people, for Christians in non-Catholic communities, for those of other religions, and for those with no religion at all. In short, the book is for every human on this planet EXCEPT Catholic Deacons.
Tremdendous!Review Date: 2008-02-07
Another reviewer suggested that a family might read it. Indeed! I've all but decided that it shall be the gift I give to those about whom I care come Christmas. Surely, some eyes might roll. But it is too precious of a "gift" not for some attempts to be made to put it on a lamp stand.
Good CitizenshipReview Date: 2007-12-13
The book is absolutely non-confessional. In fact you need not even be a Christian to appreciate it, just, as I said before, a person of good will. Of course, the reader will have to tolerate that the words God and Church are mentioned here and there, but there is no religious indoctrination per se. The practical concepts are bound to be convincing to most everyone.
An outstanding resource . . . Review Date: 2007-09-04
The "Compendium" does not break any new ground. It does not promulgate any new doctrine. It offers no new teaching. What it DOES do, is gather under a single cover, a concise presentation of ALL the Church teaching on social issues from Rerum Novarum through its publication in 2005. In other words, it is one of the most useful single-volume reference works available for anyone in ministry. No more having to keep shelves of reference material -- everything even remotely related to social justice, human rights, economic and political concerns, environmental issues, etc. can be found -- and easily accessed -- in this document. In addition to 250+ pages of text, there is a lengthy list of Church documents which are used as source material, and an extremely thorough index. I have personally taught from this book, and am proud to recommend it both personally and professionally.
Very, very highly recommended

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A Must-Have Book on Prayer--quoted by many many authorsReview Date: 2006-07-27
My favorite book on prayer.Review Date: 2005-07-17
The BEST and BLUNTEST book ever written on "prayer". Review Date: 2005-01-03
No book, not even Murray's, has ever been written on "prayer" that can hold a candle to The Complete Works of E.M. Bounds on Prayer. In fact, if you read this book (actually 8 little books) and it doesn't revolutionize your prayer life, then you need to re-read it until it does. If you read this book and think that it is "mediocre", that will be more of a statement about you than about this book. Seldom is any book hailed as the unquestioned "Greatest Book" on a particular subject by ALL the specialists on that subject, but this one is. And the experts are right. So bless yourself or someone today and buy this book. Then get ready for the revolution! God bless. Mike
Changed my prayer life!Review Date: 2006-09-07
A Great Compilation of Bounds' Books on Prayer LifeReview Date: 2005-08-18
As breathing is a physical reality to us, so prayer was a reality for Bounds. He took the biblical command "pray without ceasing" almost as literally as animate nature takes the law of the reflex nervous system, which controls our breathing.
Because Bounds so diligently practiced what he preached, we was able to capture the essence of prayer, and his works live on to call today's Christians to higher discipleship and an energetic, God-devoted prayer life.

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This Awesome Universe!Review Date: 2008-08-17
AstoundingReview Date: 2008-05-14
Information from Behind the VeilReview Date: 2008-05-12
Delores Cannon, yet again, brings forth Important and Urgent Information for the Times that we are in!!! This Information will help to finally Awaken the Readers to Understand What Is!!!!
Nostradameus.Review Date: 2008-03-06
Xcellent Reading.
For those on an enlightened path here are the missing pieces you mind longs to haveReview Date: 2007-09-02

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soul cryReview Date: 2008-04-06
But in the end it will bring a deep sense of peace when the struggle is over. A great tool to understanding and working out our emotions.
The Cry Of The SoulReview Date: 2008-05-03
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GREAT BOOK!Review Date: 2008-04-07
Emotion does not equate to sinReview Date: 2008-02-08
very eye opening and relevantReview Date: 2008-01-28

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An Encourageing WordReview Date: 2008-08-11
Experiencing GodReview Date: 2007-11-21
Happy ViewerReview Date: 2007-09-15
I am looking forward to reading my daily devotionals and making notes in my fantastic journal, that will assist me in experiencing God day by day!
EXCELLENTReview Date: 2007-09-05
i got the wrong bookReview Date: 2007-07-19

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Great Family Devotions for ChildrenReview Date: 2008-08-19
Good Devotions BookReview Date: 2008-06-09
Great bookReview Date: 2008-04-06
Wonderful Devotional!!!Review Date: 2008-01-19
ExcellentReview Date: 2007-11-05

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Best DevotionalReview Date: 2008-07-31
Great daily devotional, to read daily along with your BibleReview Date: 2005-03-01
Faith in Faith to Faith!Review Date: 2005-10-10
FAITH PACKED, POWERFUL, UPLIFTING!!!!Review Date: 2005-08-02
It starts out with a scripture. Then Gloria or Kenneth expand on that scripture with faith, power and authority. It then gives you further bible reading for the day.
The Copeland's are real Faith preachers! It is all WORD, WORD, WORD!
If you are hungry for some spiritual meat, you can get it right here!
I love the Copeland's. God bless them!!
this book hits the spot!!Review Date: 2004-01-15

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The Title of the book says it allReview Date: 2008-04-04
only hold it with utmost reverence also feel quite blessed to know the way the gods creation works as said by him .Definitely improves the out look of the world . After spending decades trying to rationally explain away every thing that happens in the world , this book lead me back to faith and devotion .
Essential ReadingReview Date: 2007-01-03
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One of a kind - Must readReview Date: 2006-06-02
meaning of lifeReview Date: 2006-02-04
GOD Speaks-WOW!Review Date: 2005-12-28

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Good News but not Great NewsReview Date: 2004-03-17
Much of the book lacked the passion that really moves a reader to wake up to the sense of soul and spirituality and the need to address the unseen world. The book is told/read without much drama.
Keenan does share insights about life that will probably cause you to examine your priorities and direction in life. He shares stories that are relevant but that didn't seem to strike a loud enough chord to me. I think he could have gone deeper into his spiritual well to offer the reader more living water that what is here.
I think there is a lack of specificity about what he truly believes regarding the soul. He doesn't share much of his Catholic belief system but more of a watered down spirituality that ignores much of what one would expect a Catholic priest to believe.
There were some nuggets that I can take with me such as looking for the miracle in everyday life, expecting gifts from God and from life, and trusting in the guidance of providence when least suspected.
I would encourage him to be more earnest about what he believes in the future.
Great if you like Football.Review Date: 1999-11-09
Inspiring, comforting, insightful, spiritual - a must read!Review Date: 1999-10-29
A Realistic Look at Pain and LifeReview Date: 2002-05-03
Good News for Bad Days takes a sober and uplifting look at life without making your problems seem mundane or unworthy of notice. It is a book that is full of empathy and not pride or guilt. Father Keenan does not push Christianity down your throat or even try to convert the reader, rather he uses modern day situations to show the different ways one can look at life and times of need.
If you are looking for a friend to be compassionate and there is no one in sight, this book is just what you need.
This Book Is GREAT News for ANY Day!!!!Review Date: 2000-08-14

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Take Your Future Into Your OWN Hands!Review Date: 2008-04-08
A Must Read for Those Dealing with Any IllnessReview Date: 2006-03-07
Not just for cancer patients, but for anyone who is ill or notReview Date: 2005-10-20
Remarkable tale, though somewhat Lacking in SenseReview Date: 2007-12-08
The only qualm I had with the book was not the story itself, but some of Dodie Osteen's occassionally extreme and presumptious remarks. Shortly after she and her husband found out she had life-threatening cancer, they went home to pray. At this point, Dodie turned to her husband and said "Darling, you are the head of this house. You are going to have to take authority over this cancer in my body".
Now, I've heard of men being told that they're the head of things they really have no authority over, but this is a new one: cancer? I rather think that only God has authority over disease, not man or woman. Talk about placing a load in your husband's hands!
Dodie then said that her husband "anointed her with oil as they got down on the bedroom floor, face down before God, and he took authority over any disease and any cancerous cells in her body".
This just gave me a bad taste: her husband "taking authority" over her disease and anointing her with oil? He's her husband, not a priest or an intermediary between herself and God. This display of theirs seemed overly done and rather misdirected. Just goes to show how men ruled the roost back then. (And I don't just say this because of her husband's actions; this poor woman had to go to a gynecologist who was not only male, but a friend from church! Can you imagine being a pastor or pastor's wife and having someone from your own flock inspect you in such a personal way? Blecch! The very thought makes me sick)
There was only one other comment in this book that I found offensive, but it did rather throw me. Dodie, when relating her prayers to God, said, "I reminded the Lord that my husband needed me, my children needed me, my flock needed me, and HE needed me".
I actually read this line over to make sure I'd understood it. She actually told God that He NEEDED her? I was so gobsmacked, I almost laughed. Dodie honey, God doesn't "need" anyone. Or, if He does, it's only because He chooses to. He made you, knowing perfectly well what He would do with you. The Word tells us, in fact, that before we existed, God wrote in His book everything we would do. We are needed in the world by others, yes, but only because God made it so, not because He was at a loss without us. What threw me was not only Dodie's thought that God needed her, but the fact that she "reminded" Him of this. As though God Almighty needs reminding of anything! Good heavens; I'm no stodgy conservative, but that line of thinking is laughable at best and blasphemous at worst. God knows how He plans to fit you into His works, Dodie; He doesn't need any help or reminding, and if He did, you'd be in big trouble having to entrust your disease to such a God!
Inspite of these faults of logic, this book is, altogether, a beautiful recounting of an event that could only be described as miraculous. If nothing else, I recommend you read it for the more than forty Scripture quotes in it; those alone should prove healing to the most deeply wounded soul. Rest assured, Dodie Osteen is a woman of gump, but she gives all the credit to God as the Healer of all.
Outtanding bookReview Date: 2006-11-20
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