Review of The Divinely Sinful Saints

[Pandav Pratik]

[Following is a volunteer review of "The Divinely Sinful Saints" by Itotko.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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The Divinely Sinful Saints is a book that welcomes everyone under the sun to discuss and understand the real means of spirituality through non-fiction dialogue. Almost every spiritual aspect related to Christianity is discussed in the book, making it 396 pages longer. The book consists of seven chapters, each with its own significance and conclusions derived at the end. The book aims to teach readers how to find everlasting peace.

The book teaches you the value of using a variety of techniques to align your thoughts and actions, which is essential in a world where hypocrisy is rampant. Because the book contains all of the ancient knowledge, it has greater authenticity and is more realistic. When it comes to mystical concepts like spirituality and god, the author does a fantastic job of elucidating human behavior and mindset. The author also explains, to his best, what God thinks about us humans and how we are supposed to act accordingly. 

The book is written clearly and concisely. The book's exploration of spirituality through Christianity was appealing to me. Taking into account readers of all religious backgrounds, I have to commend the author's ability to simplify all concepts. The flawless editing has helped me to trust every verse and dialogue completely without any issues. Chapter 2, which discusses whether reincarnation is real or not, is my favorite chapter in the book.

Negatives: There are no specific negatives about the book that I found; after all, everything was all about the betterment of mankind. But the note for every reader is to have a basic knowledge of Christianity to understand the book in a better way. 

Overall, the book is a great read for everybody who wants to or is trying to attain spirituality in some way. Being a non-Christian, it was a blissful experience for me to read the book and discover a variety of things about Christianity. 

Ratings: I would like to rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. 1 star for the excellent formatting. 1 star for the unique approach of the author. 1 star for great vocabulary. 1 star for a simple and elegant writing style. 1 star for the deep and thorough research carried out.

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The Divinely Sinful Saints
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