Review of Memoir of a closet christian

[SGuha2024]

Hmmm… a book about conversion which I never read. Will give it a try. I want to understand what it takes to change faith.

[Abhishek Kumar Gupta]

Thank you for your detailed and thoughtful review of *Memoir of a Closet Christian* by Roy Warren. It's great to hear that you found the author's openness about his flaws and his personal journey to faith compelling. Your constructive criticism about the need for further editing is valuable and should be helpful for potential readers and the author. It's clear that, with some polishing, this book has the potential to resonate deeply with its audience. Your review provides a balanced perspective that highlights both the strengths and areas for improvement.

[Aiswarya Thomas 1]

I am a Christian so I like reading religious books.. I will try this book.

[Suvankar Das 1]

In his memoir, Warren delves into the Pistis Sophia, Jesus's gnostic gospel, and provides a practical guide for living in a way that aligns with entering his kingdom after this life. He offers a candid and relatable account of his spiritual journey, openly discussing his flaws and challenges.

[Kanishka Banga]

"Memoir of a Closet Christian" by Roy Warren offers a personal and unconventional perspective on Christianity. The book combines autobiographical elements with discussions of Christian teachings. Roy Warren's candidness about his faith journey, which began under less-than-holy pretenses, provides a refreshing transparency rare in religious literature. This openness is one of the book's most appealing aspects.

[Raju Tikale]

By review author seems to be honest and not a professional writer. It's interesting how he mentions his life experiences to express his development of religious emotions. It could be good read for people of faith.

[Rose Nafula Oketch]

The author is so sincere about his flaws, and some of his flaws are relatable since, at some stage in my life, I also had to hide my religion to avoid social isolation. The book tackles Christian religion in a simplistic way, meaning it is an easy-to-read and understand book. Congratulations on being BOTD!

[Mayuri Kotalawala]

This book is for you if you don't mind grammatical errors (plus editing flaws) and would like to read about Christianity through a more unorthodox approach.

- No thank you because I do mind editing flaws etc and I'm not into such deep Christianity, even though I do appreciate unorthodox approaches. Thank you for a mighty fine review.

[MMcB]

A memoir written by a non-professional author who speaks of Christianity, his life as a flawed human, a Pistis Sophia book and Edgar Cayce? Wow, those are some of the intertwined items found in "Memoir of a closet christian" by Roy Warren. The author says this is a guidebook to heaven so it might be worth a look. At least there is a lofty goal there!

[Melvin Writes]

What a thoughtful review of "Memoir of a Closet Christian" by Roy Warren. I appreciate your detailed insights into both the strengths and weaknesses of the book.

It's evident that you engaged deeply with the content. Your comments on the author's candidness about his flaws and the intriguing recounting of his conversion process are particularly insightful. The personal anecdotes, like the story of Roy going to church to "steal" money, add a unique and relatable dimension to his journey.

[Abiodunakinola]

This book presents a unique and personal exploration of faith, highlighting the author's journey to Christianity through unconventional and candid anecdotes. Warren's openness about his flaws and the reasons behind his initial engagement with religion adds an authentic and relatable dimension to the memoir. Nice review.

[Black Indigo]

The reviewer's rating is reasonable, but I will give this book a chance. Thank you for the review.

[Jasveer Singh 1]

This book sound like a genuine way of knowing good thing about Christian and ways it can help a person become better emotionally and spiritually. Will love to join Roy on his journey to Christianity.

[Priyankan Nayak]

Congratulations on the BOTD award. The above review is detailed and well written. The reviewer has rightly pointed out the flaws in this book. I would suggest this book to Christians.

[Runan]

The author shares his personal experiences that ignited his faith in Christianity. The beauty of this book is that he shares his flaws before he completely immerses himself in faith. The author also discusses "Pistis Sophia" and other Christian beliefs. That was a great analysis of the book.