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I have been astounded at the sheer number of acquaintances and friends who have responded to the content of this book. I read it because of a personal search for a more intimate relationship with God other than my experienced with institutional churches. Paul Young's partners in publishing also blog on the subject of relationship with God outside the box of religion. I was intrigued that there was a set of people who were thriving outside organized churches and programs.

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