Lately I heard the sentence "What would Jesus do?" everywhere and I wanted to read the book it came from. I found this book charming and sweet, maybe a bit naive and old-fashioned, but I really enjoyed it and couldn't stop reading.

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Lately I heard the sentence "What would Jesus do?" everywhere and I wanted to read the book it came from. I found this book charming and sweet, maybe a bit naive and old-fashioned, but I really enjoyed it and couldn't stop reading. ( )

I enjoyed the book. Was good from start to finish. Makes you think how we are living today and what can we do to better our faith. ( )

I've read this several times as I really enjoy it. It makes me think about my decisions. ( )

I loved this book!!! ( )

This is such a fascinating story from an anthropological/sociological standpoint, even if you aren't "religious". First published in 1896, this is where all of those WWJD things came from. It is a story of a town where many of the most influential residents make a pact to ask the question of themselves "What would Jesus do?" and act accordingly in their lives, business affairs etc... ( )