Books by David Gregory
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review 1: This was an interesting and thought provoking book. As a Christian, I can relate to much of the ambiguity facing the protagonist; however I think that a non-believer might have a problem with the resolutions the author presents. The characters had dimension, but I didn't care for...
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review 1: In David Gregory's The Last Christian, Abigail Caldwell is the daughter of Christian American missionaries in Papua, New Guinea. After spending all of her 34 years in the jungle, she travels to America and modern civilization for the first time. She discovers a world that is no...
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review 1: Not as good as the first two books by David Gregory: Dinner with a Perfect Stranger and Day with a Perfect Stranger. Day with a Perfect Stranger is still the better book in my opinion. This book was a quick read just like the first two, and Gregory did a good job with the allegor...
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review 1: This business parable surprised me by placing religious rule-followers--even the really faithful and devoted ones--on only the second level of a five-floor model. Also enjoyed how the author included joy-producing activities--things like reading/running/music--alongside selfless ...
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review 1: I really enjoyed this book and found that it put the material from The Rest of the Godpel:When the Partial Godpel Has Worn You Out written by Dan Stone and Greg Smith (aka David Gregory) into a really good word picture! I found the ending a bit too abrupt, but hey, you can't alwa...