Between the January 1980 and May 1982 I took five classes taught by this author—everything he taught that I could fit into my schedule—enjoyed them all, and gained a good bit of useful knowledge. One of courses was Christian Ethics. As taught by Dr Meadors, this was a refreshing alternative to the usual Independent Fundamental Baptist view of God’s will. Reading this book was like taking that course all over again. The textbook for that course was Decision Making and the Will of God: A Biblical Alternative to the Traditional View By Gary Friesen (Neither Dr Meadors nor I agreed com-pletely with the textbook, but it was a good launching pad for discussion). In reading this book, the thing that I found disturbing was the frequent use of Dr Friesen’s material. This from a professor who repeated lectured us on the im-portance of primary sources, and would reduce a grade for the use of secondary sources. Even more disturbing is the absence of any footnote crediting Friesen with the material, nor is he or his book even mentioned in the bibliography. For this reason, Decision Making God’s Way can be rated no higher than a single star.