Comments on: The Footprints of God, Greg Iles http://theopencritic.com/?p=122 Literate Discourse of Literary Works Wed, 08 Sep 2010 04:57:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.5 by: hoshi http://theopencritic.com/?p=122#comment-43416 Sat, 18 Jul 2009 15:49:28 +0000 http://theopencritic.com/?p=122#comment-43416 I don't think if "trinity" become the real one in these world. It won't tell anything about who is the god. Coz it was too difficult to say "God" is about "SOMETHING" that human being transcripted... I guess so I don’t think if “trinity” become the real one in these world. It won’t tell anything about who is the god. Coz it was too difficult to say “God” is about “SOMETHING” that human being transcripted…
I guess so

]]> by: Mike http://theopencritic.com/?p=122#comment-12588 Wed, 02 Jan 2008 21:31:29 +0000 http://theopencritic.com/?p=122#comment-12588 I read it about 6 months ago so I don't remember it so vividly, but the impression I got was: The author set out to rip of the Film "War Games," after The Da Vinci Code got so popular he decided to add some incoherent quest for divinity. Or something like that. Good read, but don't expect much in the way of insight. I read it about 6 months ago so I don’t remember it so vividly, but the impression I got was: The author set out to rip of the Film “War Games,” after The Da Vinci Code got so popular he decided to add some incoherent quest for divinity. Or something like that. Good read, but don’t expect much in the way of insight.

]]> by: luke http://theopencritic.com/?p=122#comment-6858 Wed, 29 Aug 2007 13:53:26 +0000 http://theopencritic.com/?p=122#comment-6858 this book is amazing and i recomend it to anyone who thinks they can read it, It's a great read this book is amazing and i recomend it to anyone who thinks they can read it, It’s a great read

]]> by: Mike Philbin http://theopencritic.com/?p=122#comment-4897 Mon, 25 Jun 2007 21:12:29 +0000 http://theopencritic.com/?p=122#comment-4897 1) anyone who passes through an airport or bookstore looking for mainstream literature, I imagine 2) I'm a <i>devout non-theist</i>, and I enjoyed it a LOT. 1) anyone who passes through an airport or bookstore looking for mainstream literature, I imagine

2) I’m a devout non-theist, and I enjoyed it a LOT.

]]> by: Mishi http://theopencritic.com/?p=122#comment-4896 Mon, 25 Jun 2007 21:09:33 +0000 http://theopencritic.com/?p=122#comment-4896 I have two questions. First of all, what age group is this book geared towards? And second, is this book interesting to someone who is athiest (doesn't believe in God)? I have two questions. First of all, what age group is this book geared towards? And second, is this book interesting to someone who is athiest (doesn’t believe in God)?

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