How to Offend God: Or, the 7 Deadly Sins

By Cysa Dime and Brother Cysa Dime

In the early days of Christianity, church leaders noticed certain sins that were commonly committed by the laypeop= who thought that because they were not prohibited by secular laws, they were... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0982323549
• ISBN13: 9780982323540
• Release Date: January 2009
• Publisher: Anomalos Pub Llc
• Length: 122 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 4.7" x 6.7"

Customer Reviews

For the Guy in the Mirror

This book makes you examine yourself-its not about changing the other guy. It pointed out some flaws in my own life that I had never considered before and how to deal with the problem in a Biblical manner. Very enjoyable and entertaining while being very focused on improving your relationship with God and others. A fast read, but thought provoking. Brother Cysa uses short examples to reflect upon and uses Scripture to support his writing.Well written and researched.

Something for Everyone

The author's concise to the point writing style makes every page count. The book is well researched and the author gets his message across clearly and without repetition. While the author warns in the preface that he comes across more fiercely in writing than in person, it is evident that this book was intended to help the reader. Since it addresses all seven deadly sins there's something in it for everyone.

tied to Scripture

This book, which has 100+ pages contrary to the description, is tightly written in a compact, high information density style. It gives the Scriptural basis for each sin, examples of how it manifests itself, and more importantly, help and encouragement on overcoming the sins. It is highly organized with many section and paragraph headings which make it easy to read and understand. This and the author's Bible study book have been used as effective evangelism tools to reach people with inquiring minds but who are put off by the hocus pocus added to Christianity by many lay people.