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soblessed53
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HisBelovedMelody
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I enjoyed that one too. He is so good. If you like that genre...When the Day of Evil Comes is good too. I just read it..and it really got me.soblessed53 said:
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HisBelovedMelody
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For some reason, I can't get into that series. I tried..and couldn't do it.Laurentia said:
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still reading Wonders Never Cease, by Phil Callaway, for fun
also reading The Great Gatsby, by Scott Fitzgerald, for school
also reading The Great Gatsby, by Scott Fitzgerald, for school
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All Rivers Run To The Sea:Memoirs
by Elie Wiesel
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0805210288/qid=1139862704/sr=1-1/ref=sr_1_1/103-9509665-6283008?s=books&v=glance&n=283155
by Elie Wiesel
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0805210288/qid=1139862704/sr=1-1/ref=sr_1_1/103-9509665-6283008?s=books&v=glance&n=283155
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Actually, right now I'm reading a few books.
1. Leaving the Saints: How I lost the Mormons and found my Faith by Martha Beck
I am almost done with this one. I found her writing style to be very emotive and engaging. As a storyteller she's awesome. I have to question the factualness of parts of this though. I think it's a bit overexaggerated and she comes off as a narcissistic heroine even to my agnostic fiance (so, I don't think it's just me). Perhaps, location is everything.
2. Relax, you're already home by Raymond Barnett, Ph.D.
I think it has good advice so far. It doesn't seem to be as informative as I was looking for. I think I'm going to have to try again for a decent book on Taoism.
3. The Druid Source Book by John Matthews
Lots of information and I think he tries to present it impartially. I'm not completely done yet. He writes in a sort of text book style that makes me want to sleep. I'm going to try to finish it. Even if it is textbookish the information is interesting.
4. Idoru by William Gibson
It's sort of science fiction, but I can't bring myself to get past the first page. It's not very engaging from the get go. In fact, if the story continues in this vain I'm going to return it to the library without actually having finished it.
1. Leaving the Saints: How I lost the Mormons and found my Faith by Martha Beck
I am almost done with this one. I found her writing style to be very emotive and engaging. As a storyteller she's awesome. I have to question the factualness of parts of this though. I think it's a bit overexaggerated and she comes off as a narcissistic heroine even to my agnostic fiance (so, I don't think it's just me). Perhaps, location is everything.
2. Relax, you're already home by Raymond Barnett, Ph.D.
I think it has good advice so far. It doesn't seem to be as informative as I was looking for. I think I'm going to have to try again for a decent book on Taoism.
3. The Druid Source Book by John Matthews
Lots of information and I think he tries to present it impartially. I'm not completely done yet. He writes in a sort of text book style that makes me want to sleep. I'm going to try to finish it. Even if it is textbookish the information is interesting.
4. Idoru by William Gibson
It's sort of science fiction, but I can't bring myself to get past the first page. It's not very engaging from the get go. In fact, if the story continues in this vain I'm going to return it to the library without actually having finished it.
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Tricia4Jesus
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what is the Diamond Throne about? I just finished reading The Presence by Bill Myers...VERY good book..actually that is the second one in that series...Today I am going and picking up the Seer by James Goll..can't wait. A teaching bookTricia4Jesus said:
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soblessed53 said:
I haven't read that one of his yet. my fav of Franks so far is The Oath.
Anywho...right now I'm reading Wild Grows the Heather in Devon by Michael Phillips I believe. Not too sure I spelled that right.
I'm also reading The Pact by Jodi something...for English
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These are some of the books I'm reading for classes or research papers.
The Mystery of Providence -John Flavel
Come and Welcome to Jesus Christ -John Bunyan
The Pilgrim's Progress -John Bunyan
A Guide to Living in the Truth: Saint Benedict's Teaching on Humility -Michael Casey
No One Like Him: The Doctrine of God John Feinberg
The Writings of the New Testament: An Interpretation Luke Johnson
God's Plot: The Paradoxes of Puritan Piety, Being the Autobiography & Journal of Thomas Shepard -ed. by Michael McGiffert
The Mystery of Providence -John Flavel
Come and Welcome to Jesus Christ -John Bunyan
The Pilgrim's Progress -John Bunyan
A Guide to Living in the Truth: Saint Benedict's Teaching on Humility -Michael Casey
No One Like Him: The Doctrine of God John Feinberg
The Writings of the New Testament: An Interpretation Luke Johnson
God's Plot: The Paradoxes of Puritan Piety, Being the Autobiography & Journal of Thomas Shepard -ed. by Michael McGiffert
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