Who is My God?: An Innovative Guide to Finding Your Spiritual Identity

This book is amazing and wonderful. A pretty simple, straight forward, set of tests with some great resources for continued study. I really thought I new where I was spiritually, and I read this book out of curiousity. I found out some things that made my spiritual journey not seem so disjointed but actually makes sense. I found out about Hinduism and Creation Spirituality. Not what I expected, but facinating.

This is an Incredible Book. I was re-evaluating my spiritual exerience and realizing that the religous group I was involved with didn't match what I believed at all. NOW WHAT? So I began to think about what it was that I did believe and wondering what group of people beleive the same way I do. This book not only helped define what I believe in words, but also helped to tell me why. Also, it helped me to find a groups of people who believed the same way I do, by explaining many different types of religious expereinces and beliefs from all over the world. I highly recommend this book to anyone who might be wondering where you fit.

Our book group found this book most fascinating. The authors manage, in a very unbiased way, to show readers how to discover spiritual paths that are right for themselves. The self-test provoked very interesting conversation! Interestingly, every member of the group found Part One of the test to be "right on" in its description of their personal results. And, the explanations about spiritual traditions, especially the "people you should know," were helpful. Recommended.

I highly recommend this! As someone who is fascinated by the differences and similarities among religions, but wary of "pop spirituality", I had a great time with this book. It's honest and doesn't claim to give you any easy answers. Taking the questionnaire is interesting and gives you much food for thought about your own beliefs, and about where--in the unique mixture of your personality and life--those beliefs you live with actually came from. Also fun to learn about how our personal "belief systems" interact with the major religions and denominations.