has anyone read?

[cyberlizard]

Just a quick question...

Has anyone read the book, "the world of the ger", and if so what did you think of it?


Steve

 

[tienkhoanguyen]

Just a quick question...

Has anyone read the book, "the world of the ger", and if so what did you think of it?


Steve

I do not think I have read it. My primary concern and love is for one book "The Holy Bible".

 

[cyberlizard]

well that was a pointless answer.

 

[Sheep4Christ]

No.I haven't read or even heard of a book by that title. So what's it about?

 

[Kiterius]

It's the kind of book best enjoyed curled up in a blanket, beside a warm fireplace, and with a mug of hot cocoa.

 

[Lulav]

Just a quick question...

Has anyone read the book, "the world of the ger", and if so what did you think of it?


Steve

I havne't read it Steve but I see Amazon has it on Kindle unlimited which is free for Prime users, I'm going to get me a copy right now.

The World of the Ger Kindle Edition

 

[Lulav]

Well I started reading it last night but didn't get very far. I think the use of Donovan to explain the era I grew up in threw me. I'll have to get back to it deeper.

 

[Na Nach Oi!]

Just a quick question...

Has anyone read the book, "the world of the ger", and if so what did you think of it?


Steve

Is this a Noahide book?

I have a question about Noahide doctrine in Judaism.
"Could a Noahide dishonor his parents (which is not listed in Noahide Law) and still be able to enter Olam Haboh?"

If he/she could, I think, for Gentiles --- especially for Chinese, Confucianism is better religion than Judaism.
Confucianism very strongly stresses the teaching to honor parents (filial piety - 孝).

I hope there is no Messianic believers that believe in & adhere Noahide Law.