Official Review: A Religion Called Love by David Trock

NetMassimo · Post by **NetMassimo** » 23 Mar 2020, 11:19

Nallely_Mayorga wrote: ↑23 Mar 2020, 09:46 I like this history because the point of view of the author is a different way that other people see and that’s what make this different and unique.

I hope the book will inspire its readers about what it means to love your neighbor.

NetMassimo · Post by **NetMassimo** » 23 Mar 2020, 11:43

LoganWhite05 wrote: ↑23 Mar 2020, 09:02 I am glad the book can impact some knowledge on love without being judgmental to other viewpoints. Nice review

Such a result would be a success. Thank you for your appreciation!

Anafi Rollo · Post by **Anafi Rollo** » 23 Mar 2020, 12:08

The Religion itself was the way of not judging the love of a one person.

Dr_ollayemi · Post by **Dr_ollayemi** » 23 Mar 2020, 12:25

What can we really get done rightly in the world without love. Love simply holds everything in place. The bible even said it that faith, hope and love do endure but the greatest of them all is live. If only humans can live together in love then there won't be racism nor war. Let us live together in love I say

Stephanie Runyon · Post by **Stephanie Runyon** » 23 Mar 2020, 14:04

What a colorful book with a myriad of possible meanings. I found it really interesting that the author was able to keep a positive light on a somewhat dark undertone from the murder. Great and thorough review.

Stephanie Runyon · Post by **Stephanie Runyon** » 23 Mar 2020, 14:05

What a colorful book with a myriad of possible meanings. I found it really interesting that the author was able to keep a positive light on a somewhat dark undertone from the murder. Great and thorough review.

moryj-1108 · Post by **moryj-1108** » 23 Mar 2020, 16:43

I like how all the characters were respected despite the fact that some were bad but we're hiding behind religion the author still showed love to all...Thank you for sharing

Stephen richard · Post by **Stephen richard** » 23 Mar 2020, 21:58

I like this history because the point of view of the author is a different platforms,that other people see , that makes it unique and breathe taking

NetMassimo · Post by **NetMassimo** » 24 Mar 2020, 02:44

Anafi Rollo wrote: ↑23 Mar 2020, 12:08 The Religion itself was the way of not judging the love of a one person.

That's the idea! Thank you for your comment.

NetMassimo · Post by **NetMassimo** » 24 Mar 2020, 02:45

Dr_ollayemi wrote: ↑23 Mar 2020, 12:25 What can we really get done rightly in the world without love. Love simply holds everything in place. The bible even said it that faith, hope and love do endure but the greatest of them all is live. If only humans can live together in love then there won't be racism nor war. Let us live together in love I say

Indeed, that would be the best attitude. Thank you for your comment.

NetMassimo · Post by **NetMassimo** » 24 Mar 2020, 02:47

Mounce574 wrote: ↑23 Mar 2020, 14:04 What a colorful book with a myriad of possible meanings. I found it really interesting that the author was able to keep a positive light on a somewhat dark undertone from the murder. Great and thorough review.

In a world with a lot of darkness, the author reminded us that love is a powerful light. Thank you for your appreciation!

NetMassimo · Post by **NetMassimo** » 24 Mar 2020, 02:50

moryj-1108 wrote: ↑23 Mar 2020, 16:43 I like how all the characters were respected despite the fact that some were bad but we're hiding behind religion the author still showed love to all...Thank you for sharing

Eventually, bad people reveal their true faces, but that's when they'll be judged, not before, and not because they belong to a certain category. Thank you for your comment.

NetMassimo · Post by **NetMassimo** » 24 Mar 2020, 02:51

Stephen richard wrote: ↑23 Mar 2020, 21:58 I like this history because the point of view of the author is a different platforms,that other people see , that makes it unique and breathe taking

In a way, the author goes back to the basics of love with no strings attached. Thank you for your comment.