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I believe as Christians I should do more to protect Earth and help it be better. However, I can't afford to sacrifice my family budget. But it sounds as if David gives sound, simple, practical, & AFFORDABLE advice on how to do just that. A read for 2009? ]]>
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I enjoyed this book. A lot of truthful nuggets. I like books like this when I am especially busy. I can read a page or two, have good things to think about as I go about my day, have a good belly laugh, and I don't have to spend a lot of time keeping up the daily reading habit. My teenager loved it too! ]]>
Ginger
read and liked
Julie's
review of The Maker's Diet:
"I took a lot from the book and left a bit that didn't apply. As a result of reading it, I no longer eat pork or shell fish. He does a great job at helping the reader see the practical nature of some of the Old Testament guidelines for eating and food...more "
"I took a lot from the book and left a bit that didn't apply. As a result of reading it, I no longer eat pork or shell fish. He does a great job at helping the reader see the practical nature of some of the Old Testament guidelines for eating and food...more "
by Jordan Rubin
I enjoyed reading this book for further understanding WHY it is necessary to simplify my life in both eating habits and environment. The best part is learning what God had to say (and still says)about food and the ground in which it is grown. Before the end of the book, I WANTED to do more to simplify and detoxify. I wanted to because I learned, not out of shame or a guilt-trip. ]]>
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