Books by Philip Gulley
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review 1: Reading this book was as much fun as walking into a china shop with an AK-47 assault riffle. There is sooo much to shoot at...you can't miss! Every paragraph has a error of logic and theology. Philip Gulley can look at the simplest situation and get it backwards. This is no surpr...
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review 1: A funny memoir about growing up in the midwest in the 1970s. I could relate to many of the midwestern cultural references and also the idea of being an awkward adolescent. The book has many quotable passages. Although the author is a Quaker minister, his relationship with religio...
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review 1: I love Phillip Gulley. Always have. To me, this book is the next logical step in his last few books If God is Love and If Grace is True, I would describe it as a kinder gentler and much more folksy "Why Christianity Must Change or Die" by Bishop John Shelby Spong which was writte...
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review 1: I've heard Philip Gulley speak, read one of his non-fiction books, If God is Love, and also really enjoy his Harmony Series books.Sam Gardner is a Quaker pastor in his childhood home of Harmony. In this book Sam agrees to substitute for the ailing Unitarian pastor in the marriag...