Official Review: Wilderness Cry by Hilary L Hunt M.D. [December 2020 Book of the Month]

[Francis Aderogbin]

I love the authors line of thought. But his bitterness against the church makes him sound arrogant or something. I did not agree with some of his points especially, his stance on the manifestation of the Holy spirit.

[mchidoori]

The Book"Wilderness Cry" by Hilary L.Hunt M.D. is an intriguing book which compels someone to read it with tenacity to understand per say. The author's background of science and Medicine injects a sense of a paradigm shift of just a novel but that one has to read it to comprehend the necessity of why God exist. Though it might sound to sway into christianity a greater revelation in reading to understand is needed.
I give it a 3 out of 4 scale. KNOWLEDGE IS POWER !

[jemgirl202]

Unfortunately, this book is not for me. Those who have an interest in religion may want to read it. Congrats on the book of the day. Great review.

[sylvia+cummings]

Wilderness Cry ~ is a Christian Non-Fictional Book which highlights of The Bible, evil, the Trinity, Eternity, personality, development, guilt, free will, marriage and sex, the legal system and many more topics.


Well-written scientific and philosophical approach to understanding God and the universe. Recommended for readers of a scientific and Christianity read.


~Thanks to the Author

[Miss_BeckyG]

The book's description as a scientific and philosophical approach to understanding God and the universe, gives the book a broad perspective. I'm glad the author examines different areas of interest without forcing issues down the reader's throat. Definitely worth reading. Thank you for a great review.

[Susan Kihleng]

Excellent review! I will probably pass on this book for now as this is not the genre I usually choose to read but I found your review to be thought-provoking and informative. Comparing science with Scripture is not a new concept but it looks like the author has done thorough research and presents it well in this book. Thanks for the great review!

[Smmwallace]

This book sounds like it addresses many issues regarding God and Christianity, making it a helpful tool for someone who may be curious. Informative and great review!

[Drianie]

I appreciate that the author relies on logic and reasoning to discuss his ideas on religion and science without forcing his own beliefs upon the reader. The author's careful research and construction of the content of this book will ensure a worthwhile reading experience. Congrats on the BOTD selection!

[Karissa Schilling]

"Too often we judge people harshly for just being humans." I couldn't agree more! It sounds like this book was constructed on a firmly educated basis, which I think is important when writing about religion in today's world.

[PreciousExo]

It is true that the world judges people harshly just for existing sometimes. The fact that the author stayed unbiased in a topic like the one presented in the book was impressive.

[Charity Angya]

I like the comprehensive review of the book but the openness makes me rather apprehensive as to the ideas raised in the book and raises questions in my mind as to the level of objectivity of the issues raised therein. I will read the book with a view to establishing the perspectives from which the concepts are explored.

[Misael Carlos]

It is nice to have a book about God without focusing on any religion and can be read by anybody without feeling any subjective material on it. It is an interesting book and one that I look forward to digging into. Congrats!

[Justine Ocsebio]

This non-fiction book aims to explain the nature of God through philosophical and scientific approach. It also tackles the Bible, the concept of good and evil, and many more. I have already read this book before, and I remembered that the author made some insightful points. Congrats on BOTD!

[Zain Baig]

I appreciate that the author is looking to connect with a broad audience by not pigeon-holing himself into one belief system. I think there are some ideas that are able to transcend the boundaries of opposing faiths so it's nice to see them presented in open-minded ways.

[Amanda Dobson]

I am not normally into books that focus on spirituality and belief systems but this one has perked my interest. I had added it to my want to read list