God Attachment: Why You Believe, Act, and Feel the Way You Do About God Book

So many things to say about this book. First, I enjoyed the read and thought that their integration of attach enemy theory's styles into the Christian framework was reasonable. I enjoyed the multiple discussions on the issues that arise in forming relationships with others and God due to previous neglect, abuse, or parental misguidance.

The pros:
A worthy discussion of attachment in the context of following Christ.
Helps to understand how our past experiences shape or current behavior, views, beliefs, and values.

Cons
The "science" in this book was lacking. They mention one study in multiple sections and begin to make overreaching conclusions and generalizations with regard to development and human attachment.
The neuroscience that they cite is again speculative and not exactly how the brain functions. They seem to have approached it from an absolute "this is how the brain works" rather than a relative "maybe this is what is happening"

Overall, an ok attempt and one that's hours be considered by anyone who has had previous abuse, neglect, or is trying to understand how they currently relate to others.