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Orthodox Andrew
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I'm reading The Orthodox Veneration of Mary the Birthgiver of God: By St. John Maximovitch.
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nicodemus said:
It was.
Now I just started this one.
The Mystical Theology of the Eastern Church: by Vladimir Lossky
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Currently reading The Forever War by Joe Haldeman. Good book as sci-fi, but pretty cynical social commentary.
Although one thing that is interesting is the repeated culture shock the main character goes through because he keeps getting further in the future due the effects of time dilation. The part where he hits the 23rd century and discovers the whole world has gone homosexual and that his heterosexuality is considered an undesirable trait is pretty contrived, but amusing nonetheless.
Although one thing that is interesting is the repeated culture shock the main character goes through because he keeps getting further in the future due the effects of time dilation. The part where he hits the 23rd century and discovers the whole world has gone homosexual and that his heterosexuality is considered an undesirable trait is pretty contrived, but amusing nonetheless.
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I'm reading Till We Have Faces by C.S. Lewis.
I just finished Questioning Evangelism: Engaging People's Hearts the Way Jesus Did by Randy Newman. Great book. Sometimes giving people a flat out answer is not what they really want or need. Sometimes those questions can get people to slow down and really think about what they are saying.
I did a review of the book on my website if anyone is interested.
I just finished Questioning Evangelism: Engaging People's Hearts the Way Jesus Did by Randy Newman. Great book. Sometimes giving people a flat out answer is not what they really want or need. Sometimes those questions can get people to slow down and really think about what they are saying.
I did a review of the book on my website if anyone is interested.
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I almost bought the first book to that volume that a few weeks ago, but I figured I should finish the New Jedi Order series first. Is it good?Macewindu77815 said:I am currently reading The Last Command, by Timothy Zahn.
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I've never read it. I'm currently reading Dave at Night. It's an interesting book.
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Yeah, that's one of my favorites, have you ever read the Redwall series?indigo tree said:
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I adore that series. I've read 'em all. Redwall is one of my all-time favorite books. You read them too?Toothpicks said:
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