Re: I got my book- Women, food, and God

[Guest guest]

I've read similar comments including one where the poster thought Roth used God

in the title to sell the book. I wouldn't go that far.

I will go back and read that chapter. I don't think the book is about God so

much as spirituality and shaping our image of ourselves and how food relates to

that. I think Geenen has a more eastern philosphy of spirtuality, right?

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> I love her kind voice. One thing that kind of bothered me in the

> beginning chapter was what seemed to me like a kind of apologetic

> explanation of using God. I don't mind if it's not about God, but about

> the Universe/all, I just think if that was her picture of God, she

> should have used a different title.

>

[Guest guest]

I've read similar comments including one where the poster thought Roth used God

in the title to sell the book. I wouldn't go that far.

I will go back and read that chapter. I don't think the book is about God so

much as spirituality and shaping our image of ourselves and how food relates to

that. I think Geenen has a more eastern philosphy of spirtuality, right?

>

> I love her kind voice. One thing that kind of bothered me in the

> beginning chapter was what seemed to me like a kind of apologetic

> explanation of using God. I don't mind if it's not about God, but about

> the Universe/all, I just think if that was her picture of God, she

> should have used a different title.

>

[Guest guest]

I've read similar comments including one where the poster thought Roth used God

in the title to sell the book. I wouldn't go that far.

I will go back and read that chapter. I don't think the book is about God so

much as spirituality and shaping our image of ourselves and how food relates to

that. I think Geenen has a more eastern philosphy of spirtuality, right?

>

> I love her kind voice. One thing that kind of bothered me in the

> beginning chapter was what seemed to me like a kind of apologetic

> explanation of using God. I don't mind if it's not about God, but about

> the Universe/all, I just think if that was her picture of God, she

> should have used a different title.

>

[Guest guest]

I have been relunctant to get the book precisely for that reason.

After seeing her in Oprah and after seeing that I have been engaging in non IE

habits lately, I decided to get it.

it is on its way and I may even sign for her workshop online

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> I love her kind voice. One thing that kind of bothered me in the

> beginning chapter was what seemed to me like a kind of apologetic

> explanation of using God. I don't mind if it's not about God, but about

> the Universe/all, I just think if that was her picture of God, she

> should have used a different title.

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