Book Review: "Surfing for God"

Michael John Cusick’s “Surfing For God: Discovering the Divine Desire Beneath Sexual Struggle” was definitely an interesting read, and not at all what I expected when I was looking for a book to read. Although the writing was very easy to read, and had an impeccable flow, I felt the combination of topics in the book to be lacking, and somewhat offensive. I was taken aback by the amount of times that Cusick referred to men who divulge in pornography to be “broken.” Yes, everybody is invited to his or her own opinion, but to refer to somebody as broken because of their interests (for lack of a better word) is a little judgmental. I was not looking for an inspirational read, but many of the messages in the book pushed me away from Cusick’s opinions. I do consider myself to be a spiritual person, but maybe I’m just not on the same wavelength as Cusick. The target audience was somewhat small, as well. As a man, I was offended by what felt like an attack on men, rather than on pornography itself.

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