AHA: The God Moment That Changes Everything

Dangerously misguided attempt to invest simple psychology and neurobiological processes with supernatural elements. The author explicitly advises those with problems not to tackle their problems, or seek any other help but to let their god do it. It's dangerous in that rather than encouraging people with serious problems to seek professional help it tells them that such an approach won't work. It tells them that they are only in the dark place they are in because they've turned away from their god. It judges them. It tells readers that morality and making the 'correct choices' can only come from religious belief - despite overwhelming evidence suggesting that the opposite is true. It exploits the vulnerable and takes advantage of their vulnerability while threatening them with terrible consequences. It makes interesting reading for anyone exploring the techniques used by religious authorities to impose dogma and acquiescence on those they target but should otherwise be avoided.

This book flows just like Kyle's sermons, easy. He does a great job of mixing humor and truths to get the point across to all audiences. Teaches an age old tale of not pushing for something to happen by sitting by hoping and waiting, but by getting out and going for it and doing. Great message for new believers and old believers alike.

I'm sure any of us could have written about AHA as we have all experienced an AHA moment, but this drives home it's about how you respond to your AHA. Kyle relays the message in such a way that the message alone is an AHA! Sometimes you need someone to break things in a way you can understand and with Kyle's humor this makes this book a page turner.