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Re: Book club

Postby calleharnemark » Sun Feb 03, 2013 11:19 pm

Holes by Louis Sachar . Good enjoying book a bout a boy who get sent to a camp for something he didn't too build character. Instead he finds himself. I like those books. Not much action he story progress quite slowly. You get time to really know the characters.
Also I recommend Tolkiens early work before Lord of the rings, the Silmarillion. Pretty much his Bible. Little collection of stories inspired by classic mythology.

And of course the book we all need to read: the bible.
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Re: Book club

Postby Lopdo » Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:11 am

calleharnemark wrote:And of course the book we all need to read: the bible.


I call bullshit, Tolkien is much better than bible
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Re: Book club

Postby highlander » Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:32 am

If the bible is all knowing then explain why it never mentions dionsaurs.Because there bones prove they existed but there no proof of a god.
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Re: Book club

Postby Lopdo » Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:42 am

where did he say the bible is all knowing? You are putting words in his mouth (or is it post?).
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Re: Book club

Postby highlander » Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:56 am

Lopdo wrote:where did he say the bible is all knowing? You are putting words in his mouth (or is it post?).



Sorry , but you have to be nice to these bible-bashers , they are brain washed into thinking it and beleive it.
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Re: Book club

Postby Ratburntro44 » Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:58 am

calleharnemark wrote:Holes by Louis Sachar . Good enjoying book a bout a boy who get sent to a camp for something he didn't too build character. Instead he finds himself. I like those books. Not much action he story progress quite slowly. You get time to really know the characters.
Also I recommend Tolkiens early work before Lord of the rings, the Silmarillion. Pretty much his Bible. Little collection of stories inspired by classic mythology.

And of course the book we all need to read: the bible.

Excuse me, but the Silmarillion was not before the Lord of the Rings. Just because he started work on it earlier doesn't mean it was amde earlier.
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Re: Book club

Postby calleharnemark » Mon Feb 04, 2013 10:14 am

Ratburntro44 wrote:
calleharnemark wrote:Holes by Louis Sachar . Good enjoying book a bout a boy who get sent to a camp for something he didn't too build character. Instead he finds himself. I like those books. Not much action he story progress quite slowly. You get time to really know the characters.
Also I recommend Tolkiens early work before Lord of the rings, the Silmarillion. Pretty much his Bible. Little collection of stories inspired by classic mythology.

And of course the book we all need to read: the bible.

Excuse me, but the Silmarillion was not before the Lord of the Rings. Just because he started work on it earlier doesn't mean it was amde earlier.

I know but many if the stories is and can be read individual. You are right. And as for the bible, I don't take it literally, it's just metaphors and rules. A lifestyle guide not a history book.
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Re: Book club

Postby Joshua » Wed Feb 06, 2013 12:18 am

You want me to go into an atheist rant?
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Re: Book club

Postby Lopdo » Wed Feb 06, 2013 12:34 am

No need for that. Let's just say that if you are going to live by the bible, you will end up dead or in jail. If you want to pick only those parts of bible that you like...well, you can pick some parts from any other book and you will still be better off and it will be way more interesting reading
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