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I liked the beginning of this book. Theologically it jibes with my impression of life as a co-creation rather than a depressing slog trying to discover the cryptic and elusive "will of God" for yourself. I'm more of a Process Theology kind of a girl. But then about halfway through it got kind of self-helpy and not-so-substantive. Plus the exercises at the end of each chapter are kind of lame.

Well it started great -- I totally believe in co-creation of this life over being trapped in some cryptic and elusive "will of God." I'm more of a Process Theology girl.

But about half-way through the book became a bit too New Agey/self-helpy for me, not really as substantive as I would have liked. And the "exercises" at the end of each chapter are pretty lame.