Money. Sex. Beer. God.

John Crowder does a fantastic job at addressing religious dogmatism in these first three areas. Though I don't care for most of Crowder's theology, I do love how he de-vilifies Money, Sex and Beer. I personally do like to err on the pure side of things. But I also see where we, as Christians, have created laws and convictions that aren't biblical and can sometimes lead to harm and hypocrisy.

The keyword while this reading this book is "manifestation" if you know what I mean. I was able to locate myself in it's pages and finally experience freedom. I've read and highly recommend everything John has published.

Are you lamenting a sense of unreality or irrelevance in your Christian faith. Let John Crowder turn those feelings upside down and help you rediscover the solid floor upon which you faith and walk actually stands. Cheers!

Thanks for this book John. It is a rare day when such straightforward, honest and helpful information comes disguised as a theological tome.John blows away so much traditional tripe to give us a more biblical understanding of our regular day to day life issues.His humor is in your face but refreshingly real. This book can help Yeshua followers live a more fun-filled life.

Not one of my favorite.

This book is simply amazing. I was set free from the religious mindset by the Truth and I can't thank Jesus enough for what He has done.I recommend this book to everyone.

GREAT BOOK.

The book that will save the world because it will kill religion.

I love this book, it is funny, practical and very theological. Awesome read! Blessings from Sweden.

humour and relevance God but no religion.

Easily the best book on the market to simultaneously expel the heresy of Gnostic Dualism, while fueling a new and exasperating joy for High Christology. There's no greater glory than witnessing the profound closeness of the Trinity, while sharing a brew among friends. The scandal of the Truth presented in these pages, is enough to cause unbelievers to joyfully and easily expunge their old concepts of God... and then eagerly put it in the clammy hands of those unbelieving Christians that taught them differently. Those religious voices that professed God mad, alone, distant and non relational to our humanity, are silenced in these pages.

Very challenging to conservative thinking but this book has the content to cure one of Gnostic dualism, religiosity and bad theology. Challenged me on a few points, didn't agree with it all but overall very good. O did i say challenging?