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What are YOU currently reading?
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rainingangel
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I recently read an old book called Above the Slate , I got a book today at the library called In Search of the Mountain of God, the discovery of the real Mt Sinai. I am also going to be reading another old book called The pearl by ohn Steinbeck.
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nadroj1985
A bittersweet truth: sum, ergo cogito
Friedrich Nietzsche- "Twilight of the Idols, or How One Philosophizes With a Hammer"
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nadroj1985
A bittersweet truth: sum, ergo cogito
Glorianna said:
Isn't it? Ol' Nietzsche was always a provocative one.
It's the album cover of one of my favorite albums; "Spiderland" by Slint.
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PrincessGracey
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I am currently reading a book called The Passion Promise by John Avant and I am thinking of re-reading a fav of mine, Redeeming Love by Fracine Rivers. But if you're going to read it, make sure to have a Kleenex box handy!!! 
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the velvet shadow by angela elwell hunt and the kewl part is i know her husband! they/i live in fl also
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The Prince is one of my favorite books, Machiavelli is the correct spelling however. I am currently reading "The Mystery of God's Will" by Charles Swindoll. It is interesting, allthough, I can't fully reccomend it to anyone until I'm finished reading it myself.Nienor said:
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