The Shack

odd. some good points, like an admonition not to view god as a mighty smiter, but otherwise, I didn't like it. The story was of forgiveness, which is great, the message was that everything happens for a reason, but young uses a coma (done before) to say that mack wasn't conscious for the whole book, jesus seems to be a simpleton, god is an oddity who doesn't really have an opinion and the holy ghost comes in and out (very ghost like, but also, very not here always). All in all, been there, heard that, not going back.

Don't submit yourself to a very theologically poor book just for the story. It's not worth it.

This book was so thought-provoking! I actually read it a second time as soon as I finished it the first time, but this time with a yellow highlighter. I highly recommend this book, but be ready to think outside-the-box when it comes to how you think God looks or sounds.

this book will definitly change the way you look at life. I recommend it to everyone.

The Shack is by far one of the best reads in a long time. It is thought provoking, inspiring, amd contemplative. I have shared this book with all of my friends who have also shared it with others.