Question on books

[VoidCat]

I used to be Facebook friends with him. He's interesting.

What kind of person is he?

 

[Saint Frankenstein]

What kind of person is he?

I don't know. A person?

 

[VoidCat]

I don't know. A person?

I meant would you trust him to be knowledgeable on what he talks about?

 

[Saint Frankenstein]

I meant would you trust him to be knowledgeable on what he talks about?

Oh, yes. He's a very smart person and a serious occultist.

 

[VoidCat]

Oh, yes. He's a very smart person and a serious occultist.

Good to know. Thank you.

 

[Art1787]

What are some books on y'alls reading list to help you understand whatever beliefs that are interesting you at the moment? Currently reading

Out of the Shadows: An Exploration of Dark Paganism and Magick
John J. Coughlin.

Other books currently borrowed by me on kindle unlimited to read later are
Paganism and the Evolution of Christianity
Candace L. Bowser

MAGICK: It's All In Your Head
Asbjorn Torvol

Paganism: Everything from Ancient, Hellenic, Norse, and Celtic Paganism to Heathenry, Wicca, and Other Modern Pagan Beliefs and Practices
Mari Silva

Lessons of a Young Heathen
Asbjorn Torvol

The Onyx Bible of Theistic Satanism
Anonymous person

The Bible of the Adversary : 10th Anniversary Edition
Michael W Ford

The Luciferian Mind: Volume One
Isaac Walker

PAGANISM: The Ultimate Guide To Paganism Inlcuding Wicca, Spirituality, Spells & Practises For A Pagan Life (Magick Spells, Witchcraft, Book Of Shadows, New Age)
Solemon Rune

White Crow's Beginner's Book of Shadows: A Witchcraft Primer for the Novice
Jennifer Lefering

So curious to see what all of y'all are reading on various beliefs be it abrahamic, Dharmic, pagan or other. Could give me ideas on what to read next.

the Bible, The Book of Mormon, and The Doctrine and Covenants. They pretty much explain my beliefs.

 

[VoidCat]

the Bible, The Book of Mormon, and The Doctrine and Covenants. They pretty much explain my beliefs.

Are you of the latter day saints then?

 

[Revoltingest]

What are some books on y'alls reading list to help you understand whatever beliefs that are interesting you at the moment? Currently reading

Out of the Shadows: An Exploration of Dark Paganism and Magick
John J. Coughlin.

Other books currently borrowed by me on kindle unlimited to read later are
Paganism and the Evolution of Christianity
Candace L. Bowser

MAGICK: It's All In Your Head
Asbjorn Torvol

Paganism: Everything from Ancient, Hellenic, Norse, and Celtic Paganism to Heathenry, Wicca, and Other Modern Pagan Beliefs and Practices
Mari Silva

Lessons of a Young Heathen
Asbjorn Torvol

The Onyx Bible of Theistic Satanism
Anonymous person

The Bible of the Adversary : 10th Anniversary Edition
Michael W Ford

The Luciferian Mind: Volume One
Isaac Walker

PAGANISM: The Ultimate Guide To Paganism Inlcuding Wicca, Spirituality, Spells & Practises For A Pagan Life (Magick Spells, Witchcraft, Book Of Shadows, New Age)
Solemon Rune

White Crow's Beginner's Book of Shadows: A Witchcraft Primer for the Novice
Jennifer Lefering

So curious to see what all of y'all are reading on various beliefs be it abrahamic, Dharmic, pagan or other. Could give me ideas on what to read next.

For a perspective on things religious, I recommend....
Cat's Cradle (K Vonnegut)
A Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy (D Adams)
Slaughterhouse Five (Vonnegut)
The Sirens Of Titan (Vonnegut)

You might've guessed that one author stands out to me.