God Explained in a Taxi Ride

Having read Paul's two books on creative thinking, this was not as interesting or as mind opening. In fact it's not at all in the same category as it's about God. A few interesting ironies about religion (many I've read before). The comment about the price different religions charge - Christianity is free, Scientologists demand all is an interesting marketing thought. It's tone is a bit mixed. And yes you can read it in 20 minutes. Though I read mine in the bathroom, cheaper than a taxi. Sadly, Paul is now on the other side having died recently. A great loss to the creative community.

God explained in a tax ride is a great book only if you approach it with the right mindset - if you want to question things and think critically about them, if you have doubts about religion and faith rather than a strong opinion (on both sides of the spectrum). And no, it's not true that "this little book explains once and for all" as the title says, but that's exactly the beauty of this little book, which doesn't tell you what is right or wrong but it allows the reader to think about it and find their own truth and belief.Arden's observations made me think well beyond what the words printed on paper say. If you don't approach the book that way and take your time to think through it you'll be surely disappointed and give it a negative rating... and you'll surely read it in 20 minutes, which is not nearly enough to have a serious thought about the message Arden tries (very well in my opinion) to communicate.

This book is short... This works both for and against it, in my opinion. It quickly read through and the key messages is very compressed and clear but I am also left with a feeling of wanting to know more of his thoughts on the subject and this is just a teaser to a full version...Paul Arden gives a quick and objective (and fun) view on religion with no taken sides but rather focus on how the idea that religion is supposed to help people and breed good.So, okay book, it is what it is (God explained in a taxi ride)...

I love Paul Arden and he has produced two other excellent books. This is my least favourite of the three but still has merit. Essentially he says we all find our own God as a coping mechanism for life.

Great, a good piece for anyone interested in marketing in advertising to inspire and entertain

Utter drivel, uninspired waste of time and money.

brilliant

A great book to make people understand what is the concept behind god.A good motivational book too.I recommend it.