Evidence for God from Science

I'm reading this post. Does that count

For business:
Operation Trojan Horse & The Eighth Tower by John Keel
The Threat by David Jacobs
Messengers of Deception by Jaques Valles

For pleasure:
The Shadow Rising by Robert Jordan

Also the New Testament to balance out and combat the nightmares.

I read a lot of horror/crime/supernatural fiction, read a lot of Stephen king, Dean Knootz, Peter Straub, Richard Matheson, Shirley Jackson, and the classics ofcourse.

Just finished Metro 2033 by Dmitry Glukhovsky. Great post apocalyptic fiction. The world is devastated by nuclear warfare and humanity has gone underground living in the subways of the Moscow metro. Superb read, different from the same western background/society depiction and values that is read so often.

And have just started reading a horror novel by the Swedish author John Avjide Lindquist
Let The Right One In

Btw, I hate teen fiction...twilight being the prime example. In the words of Stephen King
"Harry Potter is about confronting fears, finding inner strength and doing what is right in the face of adversity. Twilight is about how important it
is to have a boyfriend."

my feelings on the matter, exactly.

How do you guys read? In other terms, how do you spend your time so that you can read? I always have all the time, but I just don't want to read and when I start to read I tend to get bored. Even if I like the book... Any suggestions?

Dallas » Wed Jul 25, 2012 1:58 pm

How do you guys read? In other terms, how do you spend your time so that you can read? I always have all the time, but I just don't want to read and when I start to read I tend to get bored. Even if I like the book... Any suggestions?

I read all the time on my cell phone or my tablet. i read between office breaks, tea breaks, lunch breaks, even read when I am in office working cuz I have the ebook open on my screen with my work. I read on the throne and when I'm sitting in my lawn with my family...lol...I read whenever I get the chance to read. The thing is, I like what I read and I try to write too, also, English, for me is a third language so I learn a lot from reading. I have stopped using paperbacks though I only read ebooks as they are easier to carry with you on the phone or tablet/pc. The longest of novels are only 1-5mb in size

So I read in breaks, half an hour now, then 15 minutes after a get a little time in office...I guess I don't mind the interruptions anymore cause there is no way around it for me.

neo-x wrote: Just finished Metro 2033 by Dmitry Glukhovsky. Great post apocalyptic fiction. The world is devastated by nuclear warfare and humanity has gone underground living in the subways of the Moscow metro. Superb read, different from the same western background/society depiction and values that is read so often.

I didn't realize that was a book! Was the game that came out a few years back based on it? I played through that.

I didn't realize that was a book! Was the game that came out a few years back based on it? I played through that.

Yes the game is based on the novel. And if you look closely in the first chapter where in the game the main subject wakes up, and is called to follow a man, in his room, there is table with the novel metro 2033 lying on it, plus various posters throughout the game.

Maternity and Women's Health Care, 10th Edition by Lowdermilk et al.
Also, this post.

I'm currently reading Tortured for Christ by Richard Wurmbrand. Really good book, plus it was free <3

The Hobbit by J. R. R. Tolkien. I've been missing out!

I just picked up the Case for Christ and the Case for Faith by Lee Strobel in church.

The Yellow River, by I.P. Freeley

Poop On the Walls, by Whu Flung Dung

Under the Grandstands, by Seymour Butts

God & Stephen Hawking: Whose Design Is It Anyways? by John Lennox

Actually the Bible..

The Legion Of the Lost , a book about an american in the french foreign legion and The Lost City Of Z a true story about an victorian era explorers' attempt to find the city of Z in the amazon rain forrest.
both awesome books