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Dinner with a Perfect Stranger: An Invitation Worth Considering

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A book by David Gregory

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Author: David Gregory

Genre: Religion & Spirituality

Publisher: WaterBrook Press (July 12, 2005)

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Clever Premise, Compelling Story

Feb 22, 2009

by KellyKlepfer

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I've meant to read this little book for some time. The thought is intriguing, a dinner with Jesus. Hmmm. David Gregory unfurls a story set in an Italian restaurant that ends up being mostly dialogue. But fascinating dialogue. Nick is skeptical, sarcastic, angry and not looking for anything even resembling church. He expects that this invitation is a practical joke and spends a portion of the dinner date scanning for his work buddies. But as Nick and "Jesus" talk, Nick begins to think.

This is a very quick and entertaining read. One that might just make you ponder some of the truths shared within. Nick is a scientist so much of what is shared is geared toward a scientific or logical mind.

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