Or was he simply clever enough to look at the run-away success of James Redfield's, The Celestine Prophecy , realizing historically, if you write books about the virtues of selfishness and autonomy, they will come. Who Teaches At The University Down The Street . There is nothing in this book that a good, modern liberal arts education will not give you. These ideas have been brewing for a long time now. If it feels good, He opines, we should do it.
Truth is relative.
Critics extol Walsch's God for being more loving than the Bible's, but let's look 10 years in the future when the child is obese and has no teeth. Walsch's God is our buddy . He has no authority or sovereignty. He doesn't command, he suggests. God tells us our natures are not evil and sinful, but loving.