Amazon reader review: First of all, the author speaks in an honest, to-the-point manner. There is none of this fluffy "I'm trying to please you" style of writing. He writes as if he doesn't care if you like the book or not...and I loved it.

Miller bucks many of the clichés of modern Christianity and looks at it through his real-world perceptions, and compares that to what the bible says about Christ. There is not a lot of quoting of scripture, so don't be looking for a theological treatise, but his ideas are biblically sound.

For example, he talks about the fact that many non-Christians love others so much better than many Christians. Whereas many writers will spin out an exegesis on the great love chapter from the letter to the Corinthians, Miller simply states how he is embarrassed that we represent God's love in such a fake way sometimes, and expresses a desire for change.

This book is a wonderful insight into the thoughts of a man who has decided to analyze much of what he sees going on around him, especially in the world of Christianity. I found myself living in a world of clichés and easy answers, full of self-addiction, instead of becoming a thinking person who cares more about loving others and truly being in love with God.

This book has helped motivate me to be more intentional with loving others, and I've found my devotions more enjoyable since I'm expecting to meet God there, not just punch my devotional "time card" and increase my Bible knowledge.

With all of this being said, I have to say that the book was extremely engaging, provoking, and made me laugh out loud many times. I have recommended it to many and do so to you.