Review: Ends on a good note
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 16, 2013
For one to think outside the box, one must be outside the box. That is probably my favorite sentiment in the entire book because it rings so true. While this book may not have altered my beliefs on satan's intentions per ce, it's certainly brought up some good points. I have always thought about the misinterpretations in the bible, and this book defiantly touches on those in the final days. Rishon talks about how satan is building a perfect garden; a garden better than the garden of Eden by seducing us with advanced medical care, and technology with the intentions of making us forget about God. However, this garden will never provide the true peace and tranquility that God's Garden of Eden created. This book ends on a very good note.