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I love your background and how you set up your blog! The book sounds interesting too!

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This is a book that has major influence on your internal/physical struggles. I think this book gives me more hope and happiness. I read it every night without dreading it, which is an interesting feeling. I can really relate to the things this book bring up such as cancer and divorce. My dad has non-hodgkins lymphoma. Although, i get don't sad if i think about it now because of the assurance this book brings. Also, divorce is something i deal with but still don't get mad over. A lot more sad has happened, but if theres one thing this book teaches me, its to not be sad or fear death.

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Maybe God will look like this...No one knows for sure.

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This would be an interesting adaptation opportunity for a Christian Director. I think there has been so much confusion, not only of non-believers but even Christians on what happens to you after you die. There is confusion also in the religion, because of the false prophets and such. This is telling you exactly what the christian religion is. I encourage anyone to read this. As it brings awareness to people who preach and live by false information or cults. If i could go to dinner with anyone in my book...I would go with the author. He is a very smart man who published this book in Chicago at Moody Bible Institute, where my sister, Ashley, studies. Erwin Lutzer seems like a dude i could talk to for hours about religion, since i have such a passion for it.

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This book, "One Minute After You Die," is book that goes in depth in the christian religion and clarifies the truth after you die. Heaven or Hell. It will tell & explain to you what are cults and false information. Also, it will expose the theological books that contradict The Bible. If i can describe this book in one word, I'd pick, Clarification. It gives quotation evidence and a pastoral perspective. Other topics it will touch are:

-Channeling, reincarnation, and near-death experiences

-what heaven will be like

-the justice of eternal punishment

-the death of a child

-trusting God's providence

-preparing for your own final moment

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If I was the director i would start the opening scene with Christopher staring at the dead dog and crying. Since in the first chapter thats what he describes the incident to be. The mood would be somewhat sad because you get to see his sympathetic side and learn to love the protagonist.

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This book takes place in England, which is a real place. It takes place in the present. In the beginning of the book, the reader is introduced to a very unique character, Christopher Boone. He has a very interesting type of lingo. He also knows a bunch of facts. He lives with his dad and his dad is sometimes drunk. I predict that Christopher will continue to search for the murderer of the dog despite the countless efforts of his dad to apprehend him.

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Something with a complex plot. I hate dystopian books because their storylines are insanely overused. I take interest in books that take place in the mob days because those stories are so raw and tell an amazing story. Also, i enjoy characters is books that have obstacles to over come. Mystery books are always fun to read.

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I enjoy non-fiction books, because its interesting to know that these things are true. I think it makes a book more captivating.