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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Sounds like a fascinating book. Readers of this particular genre should enjoy it. Thanks for sharing.
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The author used the term "coincidence" for things that cannot be explained by science. I am a bit skeptical about these "coincidences" but I'd like to more about them. Thank you for the recommendation.
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Great review. I think it's my next read given the fact that I want to understand more about meaningful coincidences.
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Great review, very concise and comprehensive, it somehow gave me an ounce further where the level of interest in reading is concerned. Congratulations to you and to the author as well on the #BOTD🎉 and thanks for the free book📓
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I like the fact that the book focuses Harris's “unexplainable experiences” since she was a teenage. Her description about heaven and believes in God. Great review.
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Post by Seraphia Bunny Sparks »

Thank you for your insightful review concerning this book. As I'm not an avid reader of non-fiction or spiritual/religious books I think that I will pass on reading this book. The subject doesn't appeal to me and I don't feel that it will be a good fit for me.
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This sounds like an interesting book with a lot of interesting ideas. I'm not sure it's quite my cup of tea, though. Thank you for your review!
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As a person who enjoys studying various belief systems with an open mind, it sounds like this book would be a good choice for me. Thank you for the fine review.
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This book is not something I would usually read, but it sounds very intriguing to me. It would be very exciting to learn how Harris creates a bond with Viring Mary even though she was not raised catholic. This is a very good review.
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A non-fiction book that centers sound supernatural experiences and the author's bonding with Mary sounds inspirational. This book seems to me like a memoir. Congrats to the author
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Post by Katherine Smith »

I like your review and I was unsure about the theme of this book based solely on the title. I agree with the rating of this book because of the prevalent editing errors. I also think that it is remarkable what happens to people after they have had a near death experience. It causes them to be able to see life in a different perspective and make a difference in the lives of others.
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Sounds like a captivating memoir on how divine coincidences have shaped the author's life. Very inspiring. Congrats on BOTD!
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I wonder how this book explains miracles? Is it like the law of attraction thing. Thanks for the recommendation!
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Having a near death experience affects people in powerful ways. It seems as though the author's experience has spurred her to tell her story now that she has a second chance at life. I enjoyed your thoughtful review of this book.
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I understand your point about the editing errors. I am glad that you liked the book overall though. Congrats to the author on the 3/4 rating.
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