[Ayn Rand's Derivation of Ought from Is]

I know of people who are proffesional criminals, and who do not seem to be less happy than other people who do have jobs. As I understand, they are looking at their current activities as a job.

They are using their brain, they think, and I would say they are pretty creative also.

[Conversations With God]

I agree with you about the premisses.

This book however has been on the bestsellerlist for quate a while. The author has written many more books after the first 3. The way author communicates this message, is very persuasive

He is also organizing a world wide movement, to clear obstacles in the way so that new spirituality might emerge on earth.

More info about this van be found on this website

CwG

What I am interested is to discus the sort of persuasion the author uses.

I am interested to discuss this as objectively as I possibly can.

You are right , I was mostly talking to people that, for the most part are supporting the ideas in the books. That is part of the reason I joined this forum.

[Conversations With God]

This is a book written by Neale Donald Walsh.

In it, the author claims to be speaking to god. I was looking to find a critical review of this book on the internet, or anywhere else for that matter.

So, that is why a stumbled across this forum.

Is there anyone here, who has read this book, and could give me some feedback on it. Specially the way massage in the book has been presented to the reader.

Reason I am interested in some feedback is, well, it has been difficult for me to find people who disagree with the message in the book, or even have any disagreements as to how the book is being presented to the reader.

I know this is a long shut, but, if anyone here has read the book and would like to comment, please feel free to do so.

The messages in the books can be reduced to four sentences:

1. We are all one.

2.There's enough.

3. There's nothing we have to do.

4. Ours is not a better way, ours is merely another way.