The God Who Weeps

[Guest tyler21tn]

Has anyone read this? It is one of the first books by LDS writers I have read, and being that deep spirituality has always appealed to me, it is a very touching book to say the least.

[Connie]

This book is one of my husband's favorites. He's read it twice so far and asked me to read it. So I did, and it is a really great book. I loved it.

[Jenamarie]

I just finished reading this last week. It had a lot of good insights, and clear explanations of things I'd believed about Heavenly Father and His Plan for a long time, but I wish it had included more scriptural support for it's arguments (which I know are there), and less quotes from philosophers and poets. If someone wanted to say that the LDS view of God is a man-made view of God, this book would be a good argument in that favor, IMO.

[Guest LiterateParakeet]

I love that book. It was a great support to me during a difficult time when I couldn't find help any where else.

[Backroads]

Finished it a few weeks ago. I swear. it was like Mormonism Spirituality for Dummies. LOVED IT!

[Over43]

I just picked it up for my Kindle. I'll check in when I am done.

[jal]

Its a very in deep read, you cannot read it fast, and its very rewarding.

[Floridagal]

Resurrecting this thread but I am about half way through this book and just have to say so far it is stunning and just what I needed to confirm so much of what I am thinking and feeling.

[Windseeker]

I really enjoyed the audio book and sometimes listen to it while long-boarding. I highlights that truth, that all of us born to this earth, no matter during what age or what culture, have an inboard compass or instinct that gently point us to the truth if we will but listen. These truths we attain have as much to do with remembering as discovering.