Customer Reviews for ReadHowYouWant/Bridge-Logos Publishers The Imitation of Christ - eBook

ReadHowYouWant/Bridge-Logos Publishers The Imitation of Christ - eBook

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Review 1 for The Imitation of Christ - eBook

This review is fromThe Imitation of Christ, Revised and Updated.

Overall Rating: 

5 out of 5

A Great Book

Date:February 13, 2013

Jennybel

Age:35-44

Gender:female

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5 out of 5

A great book!! Full of eye opening information and like that it has end of chapter scripture

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Review 2 for The Imitation of Christ - eBook

This review is fromThe Imitation of Christ, Revised and Updated.

Overall Rating: 

5 out of 5

Date:January 2, 2006

P. Chase Sears

<I>The Imitation of Christ</I>, a Christian classic, was written between 1420 and 1427 by an Augustinian monk named Thomas Kempis. This book is actually four books combined into one, and is written in a devotional like style. Each chapter of each book deals with a different topic, pushing the reader to examine his or herself in light of the instruction given. The first two books deal with a persons view of the world and his or her personal humility and integrity. The following two books are set up in a unique way in that they are laid out in dialog format. The two books are written simulating conversations between Jesus and a struggling Christian, known in the book as "the disciple." When reading this book, two over arching themes are dominate, asceticism and Roman Catholicism.

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Review 3 for The Imitation of Christ - eBook

This review is fromThe Imitation of Christ, Revised and Updated.

Overall Rating: 

5 out of 5

Date:July 31, 2000

Maria A. Brogno

Harold J. Chadwick did a wonderful job on the Imitation of Christ. This is my second book purchased. It is easier to comprehend and you get that same classic of the book. I have The Imitation of Christ written in January 14, 1941 in good condition, but it's hard to understand with the Catholic background. This new revised is for sure a pure gold classic. I use this book as my daily devotional.

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