I feel like Don Miller concludes his book very much in the same fashion that he started it with.  Throughout the whole book, he questions his faith and seems to doubt his and others true relationship with Jesus.  It was not until the very end that we see Miller truly become a lover of God.  "I don't find anyone more noble than Jesus.  He gave His life for me, in obedience to His fathe.  I truly love him for it."  Miller has become a great role model for me in searching for the true meaning of my faith and being accepting of those who may irritate you based on their religion or beliefs.

My favorite part in the whole book is the last page where he compares Christianity to jazz music.   "I think loving Jesus is something you feel.  I think it is something very difficult to get on paper.  But it is no less real, no less meaningful, no less beautiful.  I thought that was great. This is very similar everything I have learned from these two classes this year.  I have learned that you can not sum up God in a couple sentences.  Or Christianity.  Or Justice.  REligion is not something that is, in its entirety, written in stone.  It has to come from the heart.  Of course, reading the Bible and studying texts is very important to arriving at your belief, but in the end your faith and your love for God must come from the heart.  One it comes from the heart, it becomes so much more intimate, so much more important, and so much more personal.