Re: What book are you reading? #4

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Given that I live in Europe and there is a huge immigration there currently and I would say overall ideological crisis too, I am currently reading a book that talks a lot about it.

Reflections on the Revolution in Europe - Can Europe be the same with different people in it? by Christopher Caldwell
 
Sacred Rhythms; The Monastic Way Every Day, edited by Br. Francis de Sales Wagner, O.S.B.
 
Will Wilderr: The Relic of Perilous Falls by Raymond Arroyo

Well written. Good dialogue. I’m about halfway through and enjoying it.
 
I have started The Fountainhead out of curiosity.

I am also listening to an audiobook read by Wil Wheaton, called Masters of Doom, about the formation of id software. They were legendary in the 1990s for PC games.
 
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I am also listening to an audiobook read by Wil Wheaton, called Masters of Doom, about the formation of id software. They were legendary in the 1990s for PC games.
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Awesome! Another book added to the list!
 
Always reading two at a time… one for fun and one for spiritual enlightenment

The seven gifts of the Holy Spirit -Kevin Vost

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Safari - Tony Park (reminds me of home - Africa)
 
Unfortunately the library does not have it in audio book. I enjoy audio books performed by Ensign Crusher. Ready Player One was quite good.
 
The Apostasy That Wasn’t The Extraordinary Story of the Unbreakable Early Church by ROD BENNETT

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Then, as now, this kind of religion was too transparently man-made to evoke any real feelings of duty or devotion. Men never have been able to satisfy their hearts for very long with a faith they know they themselves have concocted.
 
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The Apostasy That Wasn’t The Extraordinary Story of the Unbreakable Early Church by ROD BENNETT

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Then, as now, this kind of religion was too transparently man-made to evoke any real feelings of duty or devotion. Men never have been able to satisfy their hearts for very long with a faith they know they themselves have concocted.
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Cool, please post your opinion of the book. I read his Four Witnesses and found it quite informative
 
Just finished “The Kingdom of Speech,” by Tom Wolfe. It wasn’t quite what I had expected, but it held my interest.
 
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