I do not really watch a lot of tv
on tv now I watch Person of Interest, Gotham, The Flash, and Elementary
haha when I was a kid I liked comic books
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I do not really watch a lot of tv
on tv now I watch Person of Interest, Gotham, The Flash, and Elementary
haha when I was a kid I liked comic books
when I was a kid, my mom gave me as an easter present a set of comic books called "The Illuminator" it was a Christian superhero that was put out by Marvel and Christian publisher Thomas Nelson
I do not wish to sound negative, but I think "Christian art" has kind of gone down in quality
like, I think most Christian art has too much emphasis on being "creedal" instead of focusing on the quality of the art and in morals
have you ever read anything by C.S. Lewis?
I have not read a lot, but I have read Screwtape Letters and parts of Mere Christianity
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MassiCo
Remember your first love
I started to read to The Screwtape Letters and The Great Divorce. I don't remember why I stopped reading the Great Divorce, it's a fun read, maybe I was juggling other books?
The Great Divorce... I read a few pages and felt like I had to put it down, I'm not ready.
Do you like/read memoirs?
The Great Divorce... I read a few pages and felt like I had to put it down, I'm not ready.
Do you like/read memoirs?
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I mostly read fantasy, science fiction, horror
folk lore, mythology, history, and religion
so not really big into memoirs or biographies
folk lore, mythology, history, and religion
so not really big into memoirs or biographies
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good books are good books, I normally do not divide them up by if they are Christian or not
because I am not sure what a "Christian book" is
other then a book about Christianity
people are Christian
so yeah, any book you like
Christian or anything else
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MassiCo
Remember your first love
good books are good books, I normally do not divide them up by if they are Christian or not
because I am not sure what a "Christian book" is
other then a book about Christianity
people are Christian
so yeah, any book you like
Christian or anything else
The Good House - Ann Leary
The Dinner - Herman Koch
The Time Traveler's Wife - Audrey Niffenegger
The Glass Castle -Jeannette Walls
Drown - Junot Diaz
Happy Birthday or Whatever - Anne Choi
Animal Crackers - Hannah Tinti
The Great Gatsby - F Scott Fitzgerald
Buried Child - Sam Shepard
No Exit - Jean Paul-Sartre
Invisible Man - Ralph Ellison
The Book Thief - Markus Zusak
A Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicket
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some really good books, I really like The Great Gatsby
ok,
hmmm recommendations for you
The Power And The Glory by Graham Greene, it is about a time in the 1920's when Catholics were being percecuted in Mexico, the main character is an unnamed priest who is not always a very good Christian, he struggles with sins of selfishness and is an alcoholic, but he tries to be a good person, it is a weird book but very moving
Something Wicked This Way Comes by Ray Bradbury, about two best friends, I think they are like 12 or 13, it is about coming of age, and an evil supernatural carnival that comes to town
6 foot
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and anyone I meet with atleast half a brain (and that is not everyone lol) I recommend 1984 by George Orwell, that book changed my life, it made me love reading
I read it when I was like 14 and I have probably read it 5 times sense then
you seem smart enough to appreciate it, but I am not sure it is something you would like.... I dunno
have you read it before?
I read it when I was like 14 and I have probably read it 5 times sense then
you seem smart enough to appreciate it, but I am not sure it is something you would like.... I dunno
have you read it before?
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lol thank you for letting me have some input in this
St. Rose of Lima lived in Peru in the late 1500's
she had extreme forms of penance
Rose of Lima - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
St. Rose of Lima lived in Peru in the late 1500's
she had extreme forms of penance
Rose of Lima - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Hey man I like you and respect your choices.
And if any Christian gets mad that I have one, I can tell them a fellow Christian suggested her for me, lol.
And if any Christian gets mad that I have one, I can tell them a fellow Christian suggested her for me, lol.
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