What do you think of the "Try This" sections of the book?
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Re: What do you think of the "Try This" sections of the book?
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Perhaps we are looking at this whole thing the wrong way. No I haven't tried the "Try This" section. But who is to say that finding God is not the dream?smolbird wrote: ↑01 May 2021, 00:21 I was excited to know that there were exercises after each lesson, but I was a little disappointed when I saw that the exercises weren't entirely focused on the "spark your dream" aspect of the book. A lot of the exercises had something to do with strengthening your bond with God or how you and others can pursue Him. I couldn't do many of these exercises as I didn't agree with the author's statements. What's your opinion on these sections? Did you complete the exercises? If you did, have you noticed any changes in your life?
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Although the book is written from a religious perspective, it should still take into account non-religious readers who may want to benefit from the insights as well, but obviously, information is available to both so it's alright if the author had a more religious focus, but they could have also released a book without that focus for the rest of the community.KristyKhem wrote: ↑01 May 2021, 15:02 This book was written from a religious perspective, so people who resonate with the religious themes will really enjoy completing the little activities in the "Try This" sections. I always enjoy reading interactive books. I think it shows that the author cares about his readers and wants them to understand the concepts he presents in his book. Doing activities while reading is also fun because it breaks the monotony of reading. and makes the book less boring.
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