No, she's not "magical negro". I'm very sensitive to that kind of nonsense. No, I think the author was, in his own way, trying to do a little subtle preaching to his anticipated audience, largely evangelical or conservative Christians, who may have issues with the idea of God being anything other than white and male. …

What is your damage, Nunez? Seriously. You have no reason or right to take offense. Back off, and show some decency.

I just love when someone posts opinions about something they haven't read. I was very skeptical about the book, before reading it— even though I'm a Christian, I find that most "faith-based" fiction is CRAP (see: LEFT BEHIND series, which isn't suitable for toilet paper). But this was well written and…