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Random patterns by Ken MacKennick is an interesting story about William Johnson. It’s the night before his retire and unable to sleep, instead he takes us on the journey of his life. As a young kid in school, he took an IQ test that opened the door for him to join the German company, Newton Project, owned by Dr. Loeb and his son Richard Loeb. His work appeared to revolve around having sex with women to produce an improved genealogy of children and research projects in Egypt. Towards the end of the book, the dynamics in the childhood romance between Johnson and his young love Betsy Parkton are presented. The book offers a broad understanding of love, marriage, parenting and family in Johnson’s life. The reader will get to understand his life and why he lived the way he did and what choices he made.

What I liked most about this book is the author’s style. Throughout the book, the writer uses flashbacks with a chronological flow of events in an interesting way that’s easy to connect from one scene to another. In just a few hours, we can see Johnson’s life unfold. The words used in the novel are easy to comprehend.

What I didn’t like about the book is how the author went overboard with the use of sexually suggestive words and scenes that were a bit uncomfortable. However, I really enjoyed reading the book.

I would like to give this novel a rating of 4 out of 5 stars because the plot used is easy to understand. The language used was easy to communicate, making it easy to read and understand. The novel was well edited as I did not come across any grammatical errors while reading the book.

I would recommend this novel to readers who enjoy reading romance novels and flashbacks as they are evidently used in the book. Young readers are expected to benefit from this novel by drawing life lessons from Johnson’s life.

[Biruktawit Teshome]

I love the book how it explains abot the good and bad or about it's expression of God and the bad one. It's a great way to tell for kids to understand.

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[Rais Ferdiansyah]

instincts of deep subconscious thought
order of social life, as I quoted
in CHAPTER ONE That male Baboon complied
obligation
their spiritual by rushing to face
lion, even though know it will probably make
some of them lost their lives.

In my personal opinion, a score from 1-5 is 4-5
because here the author pours out ideas
Their thoughts in writing this Book, for
Teaching readers about "life
The human subconscious spiritual

I highly recommend this book to outsiders
there who are still looking for their identity. Here
The author uses efficient words that are easy to understand
understand for readers.

My Complaints About This Book There is strong language and some sexual content; This book is only suitable for adults. However, if you're looking for a book that covers romance, action, and horses, this is the book for you.

[Grace Otieno 1]

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[Tokes Matyi]

Is so good

[Collins Otieno 14]

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[Collins Otieno 14]

The ''Incarnation''As far as books go, this is a short one at a bit more than 100 pages, divided into nine chapters. The author (Athanasius) begins with a look at Creation and the Fall, inching up to the area of what would later be called original sin with his discussion of the corruption that happened to the nature of mankind as a result of sin (1). After this the author spends a couple of chapters discussing the resulting dilemma of how God would restore mankind to the place that it had lost as a result of sin (2,3), doing so with a large amount of human reasoning about the inability of mere repentance to restore the corruption that had taken place.Athanasius,author of The incarnation shows us that God truly loves us enough to make a way for us through Jesus. “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life” (John. 3:16).
A central doctrine of the Christian faith which affirms that God took human form in the body of Christ. In other words, God was 'in-carnated' in human flesh. This doctrine is based on the fundamental paradox that because God was incarnated in Christ, Christ was both fully human and fully God at the same time. I may not have agreed with all of the author’s points, but I see him as a kindred spirit not least in his willingness to wrestle with the arguments that were made against Christianity and against its key doctrines about Christ, which the author, for all of his flaws, was ready and able to wrestle and argue about.

3 out of 4 - good, recommend it

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