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Livi94

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Well, got any? :) I'ld like to see all the different kinds of novels people enjoy reading ^_^
 
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Read everything by Willa Cather, Conrad Richter, and Mildred Walker.
 
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Livi94

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Lol got cha XD
Thanks Res!
 

Descyple

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The book I am currently reading is quite interesting. It is called "Echoes of Eden" by A.W. Tozer, and it deals with how God has constantly been calling out to sinful mankind to return to Him, ever since He called out to Adam after he and Eve sinned in the Garden of Eden and hid from God's presence (hence the name of the book). Tozer points out the many diverse ways in which God unceasingly calls out to us (conscience, nature, Scripture, and the Holy Spirit).

"There is a divine voice that continues to call. It is the voice of the Creator, God, and it is entreating them. Just as the shepherd went everywhere searching for his sheep, just as the woman in the parable went everywhere searching for her coin, so there is a divine search with many variations of the voice that entreats us, calling us back."
- A.W. Tozer, Echoes From Eden, Chapter 1
 
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Livi94

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Interesting, thanks for sharing!
 
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OFM

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anything by thomas merton is great.

also the book "Theology of Prayer" by John A Hardon.
 
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Livi94

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Thanks so much OFM ^_^ God bless <3
 
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I stick with the Holy Bible, not many are teaching truth today, but most don't see this because that are under the lie and strong delusion.

Be careful who you recommend to other, as a little leaven ruins the whole lump!
 
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OFM

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Livi,GOD BLESS YOU TOO.
a good book
"In Love" by Stephen c. Paul.