Overall rating and opinion of "Killing Abel" by Michael Tieman

[rebeccamatney263]

I enjoy the story, but am having some problems with it, so I will probably not rate it. If it was not supposed to be the very first people, the story would be excellent. If Adam and Eve were the first people, it would have been before written language, so Adam would not have named ewe and Eve due to the shapes of the letters w and v. In actuality, he probably would not have spoken English, so ewe would not have been the name of the animal in question. I am also having a hard time wrapping my head around the fact that God created Eve because Adam wasn't sexually attracted to any of the animals. Did God really think Adam would be interested in a ewe? It just does not seem plausible to me. There are just too many implausible situations in this book. I am new here. How do the rest of you deal with a book that you feel this way about? Do you go ahead with a review and give your true opinion or do the kind thing and skip it?

[mbiku254]

What I love about this book is that it is informative and we'll edited. I will rate this book 4 out of stars and recommend it to those who are interested in reading Christian (religious) books.

[ErikaP13]

I've read so many good things about this book that I can't wait to get into it. I'm sure it will prove to be interesting and unique

[Bukola02]

I haven't read this book yet but i would love to read it and understand the author's perspective.

[Mutai Marshal]

Tieman did tremendous work putting together his ideas. From my point of view, most of the stories in Killing Abel seem to add up from a man's point of view. I only felt that he went too much to question God's omnipotence. I deduct a mark and give it a 3 out of 4 stars rating.

[topdan30]

I had a hard time getting the book, couldn't get it from Amazon, but you can download it in a special format under today's BOTD link, and there is information available on how to get the book in the folder you're usually reading from (phone, Kindle...).

Same issue. will have to wait maybe i will be lucky to get this book as one to review

[topdan30]

I just went through the review of the book and its one i have to read o. cant just wait. let me go and hunt for it.

[OJ Duogo]

I am currently reading this book and I have not been disappointed with the few pages I have turned. I would rate it [/b]4 out of 4 stars[/b]. The book is well written and it is very relatable to our everyday live.

[Alice Festo]

I loved how the author intertwined Bible story with real life, making it unique and relatable. I was eger to learn how the story unfolds as I progressed through the chapters and my interest was definitely aroused. I rated it 3 out of 4 stars

[topdan30]

I haven't started reading this book yet, but it sounds very intriguing! I can't wait to see where the author's imagination takes him through the Bible stories! I am trying to get a copy, Amazon was out!

Thanks for this, will go and get mine too.

[Timothy Rucinski]

I reviewed the book and gave it 2 stars because of the professional manner in which it was edited. But the story is just not very good and the overall presentation gravely disappointing, silly, and disrespectful of the source material. It is totally presented from a Christian perspective, and even in that light, it may be seen as blasphemous as it creates three separate gods, totally misconstruing the concept of the Holy Trinity. In addition, the dialogue tends to reflect modern-day colloquialisms and seems entirely out of place.

[Pretty giftee]

I am just few pages to the end of this book and i will give a *4 out of 4 stars* .
This is one of the satisfactory Christian books i've read in my life, it's the same Bible stories that i have heard so generally in the past but the writer introduced his unique personal touch pertaining to the stories to our regular lifestyles.
His personal view brought to every story made me suppose extra than standard than the testimonies i used to be advised . The authors ability to give a tremendous view of all events and still relate the movements and response of God to those occasions, portraying him simplest as a loving father who is best involved about the safety of his children makes this e-book unique.

[Pretty giftee]

I am just a few pages to the end of this book and I will deliver a 4 out of 4 stars.
This is one of the satisfactory Christian books I've read in my life, it's the same Bible stories that I have heard so generally in the past but the writer introduced his unique personal touch pertaining to the stories to our regular lifestyles.
His personal view brought to every story made me suppose extra than standard than the testimonies I used to be advised. The author's ability to give a tremendous view of all events and still relate the movements and response of God to those occasions, portraying him simplest as a loving father who is best involved about the safety of his children makes this book unique.

[Grace Bela]

I like how this month and May's book of the month (Grace Revealed) both have a religious focus. It is always interesting to me to see how religion inspires the stories of fiction and nonfiction books alike in completely different ways. The subject matter of Killing Abel makes it a really interesting read.

[ardalgarcia]

I haven't finished it yet but I like that this fills in a lot of gaps that help to decipher decisions. However, some of them seem quite unrealistic. Will rate once finished!