This story was enlightening, and I enjoyed the authors style once I got used to it. My son read her children's christian fiction books so I thought I would give her I try with this adult christian fiction. She does a pretty good job opening up the subject of God's existence to unbelievers, while slowly directing them what to do if they would like to believe. It is an amazing story if you get past the first chapter.
Helpful Score: 2
"Either God exists, or He does not," wrote seventeenth century mathematician Blaise Pascal. Jill McGavock struggles with her own answer to Pascal's statement as she deals with her mother's degenerative brain disease.
The above statement makes the book seem dark and depressing, far from it! With humor, insight and a strong faith, Nancy Rue tells Jill's story.
A good Christian read!
The above statement makes the book seem dark and depressing, far from it! With humor, insight and a strong faith, Nancy Rue tells Jill's story.
A good Christian read!
This was a good Christian fiction read. I enjoyed it.
Helpful Score: 2
I waited a long time to get and then finally read this book--wow! Well worth the wait and read. This is the first book by Nancy Rue I've read but definitely not the last. It's got laughs, love, drama and best of all--God.
Helpful Score: 1
When Jill MaGavock's mother shows signs of a quickly deteriorating dementia, she is blindsided. She doesn't believe in God. As she tries to find out what is wrong with her mother, then tries to decide how to handle the situation, she is also challenged by a friend to take Pascal's wager: act as if God exists and see if it is true.
