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post your holy book
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Father Heathen
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Seeing as this is in the jokes forum i feel that's i can safely post the book that taught me so much about life
Although not religious this book, along with all the other in rhe series are a mine of observations on the human condition tempered with a quirky humour which to me, as an atheist is as close to a holy book as I'm ever going to get
Although not religious this book, along with all the other in rhe series are a mine of observations on the human condition tempered with a quirky humour which to me, as an atheist is as close to a holy book as I'm ever going to get
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Well ****. The joke was that it was my post history.
Ahh, limiting who can see your stuff makes it a problem.
it is also the games, pics, and stories forum
it is also the games, pics, and stories forum
Yes i know but it was the jokes part that allowed me to post the pic and a quick description of why i posted
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Eh? Is that a setting I've overlooked?
I guess so, i often try to give you frubals for your posts only to be met with.
This member limits who may view their full profile.
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
I think I fixed it, hopefully.
I think it would have been legitimate for you to post that book if this thread was in a non-joke forum
I wouldn't have posted it in a religious forum
If we're going to make this interesting...
Which particular book did you find the most insightful or thought provoking?
Or if not book, which story arc, perhaps?
But I personally think it would have been acceptable for you to do so...
Just saying!
The first time is the one you remember, the colour of magic had a big impression on me as a teen reading her first ever book. How relationships can grow or become fraught. It, along with others also helped hone my sense of humour
How about you as a Pratchett reader, has his work had any influence on you?
simpy by ones place of living.
I liked Pratchett, but once I started reading the Vimes books, I loved Pratchett.
The Sum of Awe
Brought to you by the moment that spacetime began.
The most influential book on me would be Feeling Great by David Burns which summarizes the CBT practice and way of thinking.
