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Just as depicted on the cover, this book is a "dating guide for church youths who are 'only faithful(?)' and have never dated," "fresh newcomers just starting to date," and "clumsy dating experts exhausted by the push-and-pull game." It covers dating for Christians in an easy, fun, and in-depth manner. First of all, since it is in comic book format, it is easy to read without feeling burdened. Also, because the illustrations reveal the characters' emotions, it was easy to empathize with them. I
1. After consistently writing for an online bookstore for a month, they sent me a rather generous amount of book vouchers. Perhaps because I don't feel like the money I earn from writing is hard-earned, the thought that I had received a huge amount of vouchers—and practically for free—made me buy quite a few books without even looking through them properly. Among those purchased, I read one titled *Will You Go on a God Date?*. It was a book I read simply because I bought it. This is how my
Moon Hyung-wook et al.: Want to go on a date?
[Will You Go on a God Date?] fully captures the know-how accumulated by author Moon Hyung-wook, who has personally met over 5,000 young people through countless lectures and counseling while operating the Christian dating and marriage ministry *God Date*. He learned this by listening to and helping resolve the desperate dating concerns of the youth he met along the way. This book teaches what values should be prioritized to date in God and find a true partner. Furthermore, unlike other dating coaching books that primarily list dating tips, this book showcases the mature perspectives on relationships that evolve as the male and female protagonists grow older.
Korean title: 갓데이트 할래요?
Korean author: 문형욱 외
Korean publisher: 생명의말씀사
ISBN-13: 9788904165162
Reviews
Just as depicted on the cover, this book is a "dating guide for church youths who are 'only faithful(?)' and have never dated," "fresh newcomers just starting to date," and "clumsy dating experts exhausted by the push-and-pull game." It covers dating for Christians in an easy, fun, and in-depth manner. First of all, since it is in comic book format, it is easy to read without feeling burdened. Also, because the illustrations reveal the characters' emotions, it was easy to empathize with them. I
1. After consistently writing for an online bookstore for a month, they sent me a rather generous amount of book vouchers. Perhaps because I don't feel like the money I earn from writing is hard-earned, the thought that I had received a huge amount of vouchers—and practically for free—made me buy quite a few books without even looking through them properly. Among those purchased, I read one titled *Will You Go on a God Date?*. It was a book I read simply because I bought it. This is how my
