Official Review: Manifesting Miracles by Barbara E Harris

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Re: Official Review: Manifesting Miracles by Barbara E Harris

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The author shares a positive message about her unexplainable life experiences. She has survived cancer and has had a near death experience. Her poems and prayers are added into the miraculous events of her life. The book sounds interesting.
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I hope the editing issues has been fixed. An inspirational book about the afterlife while still living in this life sounds peaceful. I'm looking forward to reading this one. Thanks for the uplifting review!
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The book review made the book very intriguing. I would love to go through its pages. Thank you for the info.
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Thanks for a well-detailed review. It's a book I would really like to read.
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I strongly dislike books on religion and spirituality, and I don't believe in miracles, so I think I will skip this one. I'm glad you found meaning in it, though. Thank you for your review.
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This sounds like an interesting book. Shame about the editing. I love that she is telling a story about her life. Thank you for the excellent review.
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This is a satisfactory review, but it could improve if you shared more of your opinion of the book, and less of the book's plot and summary. Well done overall though!
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This book sounds like a captivating read. The various supernatural encounters the author had seem interesting and inspirational. Thank you for this wonderful review!
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I have often found it disconcerting that coincidences are viewed as supernatural experiences. Maybe this idea appeals to those who are deeply religious or spiritual. I feel that such coincidences run risk of making myths and superstitions. I don’t think I would want to read the book. But your review is nice!
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Personally, I don't believe in coincidences either. I believe everything happens for a reason, even though it may seem pretty random. We make choices, knkwingly or unknowingly. I would definitely give this book a try. Thanks to the author for making this book available for free. This was a wonderful review.
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It's rare to see people convert to Catholicism, so this should be an interesting story. Great review!
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I enjoyed your review. However this book isn't for me. I am not religious, but I do believe that miracals I can happen.
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Good review! I like books that have stories that are unexplainable or have near death experiences. It fascinates me on what these people have gone through what they endure. I know I will enjoy this book.
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Manifesting Miracles by Barbara E Harris is a book about the author's personal experiences of faith. It is sincere and easily readable. The author has also provided poems.
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I like the discussion of spirituality as discussed in this book. The author brings a unique angle to the phenomenon of miracles and near death experience. Thanks for a wonderful review.
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