things that make you go hmmmmmmm

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	• Dinner with a Perfect Stranger/Day with a Perfect Stranger Boxed Set David Gregory WaterBrook Press, 2007 average customer review:based on 7 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

things that make you go hmmmmmmm

These are two wonderfully thought-provoking books. What first appears to be a couple of easy reads becomes a springboard for much discussion & thought . I recommend these books to anyone who doubts Jesus' message or even His existence. You will come away with a different way of thinking about Christianity.

awesome

recommend this to everyone. easy quick read....read it all in one sitting & now am buying more to pass them one. get it & read it. then pass it on!

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The Perfect Stranger Gift Set

Excellent combination of two thought provoking books. These books are excellent sources for group study or personal reflection.

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Enjoyable Read

This is a very quick and enjoyable read. This is rated a 4 star because I really enjoyed Dinner with a Perfect Stranger (his first book) and I rated that 5 stars.

Very enlightening

These books really made me think about God and Jesus in a different way.
I couldn't put them down and loved them. I purchased this set for my Dad, who has emphysema and is, what I would consider, a fallen Catholic. I hope he gets some enlightenment out of them.

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The Perfect Stranger Gift Set

What if a stranger knew you better than you know yourself?
In these novellas, experience first-person accounts of two young skeptics who encounter Jesus, and his answers to their most challenging and most personal life questions.

Dinner with a Perfect Stranger
A cynical young businessman, Nick Cominsky, accepts an invitation to dinner with a stranger, thinking it’s a prank. What results is a one-on-one encounter with Jesus–the opportunity of a lifetime–and a conversation that covers everything from world religions and the afterlife to the Bible and life’s purpose.

A Day with a Perfect Stranger
Already concerned about her shaky marriage to a workaholic, devoted mother Mattie Cominsky is dismayed by her husband’s sudden interest in religion. Then an unexpected conversation with a stranger leads her to forever change some of her deepest views about marriage, fulfillment, life, and God.

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