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What book(s) are you reading now?
- Thread starter YmirGF
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Update: I've finished the first four chapters of the Quran, but I'm finding it to be a slow read. I think this is in large part because it's a rather old translation.
So... I'm taking a break from the Quran and will be starting the Book of Mormon.
So... I'm taking a break from the Quran and will be starting the Book of Mormon.
oldcajun
__BE REAL
The Poems Of Sidney Lanier
The Official Handbook Of the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy...Mark Smith
I am currently reading:
فى النظام السياسى للدولة الإسلامية
"On The political System of The Islamic State"
By Mohammed Saleem Al-'Awwa
Until now it's very excellent. The most important thing in this book is that it addresses the circumstances and the needs of this age and the modern understanding of the "state".
One of his interesting opinions that I read is a non Muslim can be a president of the Islamic state.
فى النظام السياسى للدولة الإسلامية
"On The political System of The Islamic State"
By Mohammed Saleem Al-'Awwa
Until now it's very excellent. The most important thing in this book is that it addresses the circumstances and the needs of this age and the modern understanding of the "state".
One of his interesting opinions that I read is a non Muslim can be a president of the Islamic state.
Yerda
Veteran Member
Have you read The Fabric of The Cosmos?
Apex
Somewhere Around Nothing
No, the only other related book I have read so far is Three Roads to Quantum Gravity and A Brief History of Time.
Yerda
Veteran Member
I recommend it.
UnityNow101
Well-Known Member
"Beelzebub's Tales to His Grandson" by GI Gurdjieff.
Mathematician
Reason, and reason again
Just finished American Gods. I liked the story, but in my opinion it could have been shorter and there were some predictable elements at the end.
I'll be starting up Les Miserables soon. Seeing as how it's one of the biggest books even contrived in human history, I'll need some time to soak my brain.
I'll be starting up Les Miserables soon. Seeing as how it's one of the biggest books even contrived in human history, I'll need some time to soak my brain.
I am currently reading Jodi Picoult's newest book- Change of Heart. I just finished James Patterson's newest book called Sundays at Tiffany's which he wrote with Gabrielle Charbonnet.
I'm reading The Passover Plot by Dr. Hugh J Schonfield.
It's pretty interesting; gives a detailed account of what was going on in 1st centruy Judea and follows the emergence of Christianity from that point on.
I'm hoping his facts are reliable. I've already figured out that a lot of the conclusions he comes to based on these facts are pretty silly.
It's pretty interesting; gives a detailed account of what was going on in 1st centruy Judea and follows the emergence of Christianity from that point on.
I'm hoping his facts are reliable. I've already figured out that a lot of the conclusions he comes to based on these facts are pretty silly.
whereismynotecard
Treasure Hunter
I started reading Alice in Wonderland, but I only got through 2 chapters. It's a good book, but I don't really feel like reading it anymore.
Good book for Nihilists.