Sarah Bessey has some big ideas. Yet she manages to remain respectful toward others' viewpoints, while remaining loyal to her own convictions. This is probably the hardest thing to pull off when writing, and she does it quite well. I feel the book gives a great sense of who she is, and I would be able to read something and possibly guess she wrote it. Her writing about Biblical issues is good, but like any book, her writing about her personal experiences make the book stand out.