by Berengaria 77 Replies latest jw friends
I'm currently reading about the anglosaxon migration to britain, history of japan and a paper about the possibility of the universe being a digital simulation. I do google searches on subjects in which i'm interested. Not books exactly, but still a lot of reading.
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Ya gotta point there.
No -I haven't even heard of Wilkie Collins but will go check it out -I am continually buying books... :)
Oh -I also have David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest lined up (but am a little afraid!)
Just finished Growing up in Mamas Club by Richard Kelly
Just started Wicked Business by Janet Evanovich
Cosmic Jackpot Paul Davis
Is God a Mathematician? Mario Livio
!984 G OR -WELL?
The Triumph of Numbers I.B. Cohen
I've recently read a few books by Neil Gaiman and I *absolutely* recommend him -so delightful, such fun!
daughter of the sea is by Mira Zamin. I've only read a little of it so far - it's set in the ancient Roman empire.
Gentile Times reconsidered. A must read for anyone interested in the WTS 607/Gentile Times B.S Then I'm going to start on Ray Franz's 2 nd book In Search of Christian Freedom.
Yes, Gentile Times Reconsidered is like HELLO! good. Make sure you can explain the TWO 70 year periods. It’s a great come back to thinking JWs (knuckle draggers won't get it).
Babylon rules for 70 years. Israel's desolation is for 70 years.
They are not concurrent events. Plus evidently, Daniel never returned to Judea (reading between the lines).
Something to do with the relationship between psychology and astrology (ie, Carl Jung being influenced by astrology)....that's one of my ideas of 'fun'
...also discussions about science and intuitive-based 'psuedoscience'
..all this because...there is head-smart.. but absolutely not to be dismissed are things of a mystical nature, strong internal feelings, and the imagination
~surely the left and right hemispheres can unite sometimes~
