Review: The Banned Book of Love by Scott Hughes

[JoanneR]

Scott makes some very pointed comments about hate being the easier emotion. In thinking about the small amount of things that he said, I am tending to agree with him.
This was too short, so the point doesn't really get across as to how one should go about "loving" everyone, even those that do horrendous things. I think the book could have been longer and more detailed.

[Lisa67]

I was intrigued by the author's use of the words "I love" when talking about Brock. I understand his message to accept all in spite of our flaws, but love may be a little strong. On a personal note, I appreciate this author offering this book to us for free, and asking us to contact him for help with our own publishing aspirations. This alone will make me read his next book.

[Insightsintobooks]

I understand that the concept of this book is generally hard to grasp. I feel like it should have been longer as well. I think perhaps Scott was talking about the soul of a persin, as a human being, not their actions. Which as he states in the book he doesn't condone.

[Lisa67]

Good point!