Jason Clark’s last login was Sunday, July 27 2008.
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Hi Jason - I think you would enjoy Skipping Christmas by John Grisham it's so funny, and I'm sure would make you smile to the run up to this time of year. A bit of light relief from the consumer chaos around. It's abit of a modern day parable...
Jason, Why did you read the Aspergers book? Just curious. It is one I've been wanting to get and just haven't wanted to spend the money yet.Karen
Greetings Jason,Thanks for the invitation to Shelfari. Presently, I am reading and studying Hebrew in preparation for writing on Creation Theology (Genesis 1-3). This is long-range journey for my personal "genesis" as a writer. I like thin, subvervise books that are dangerous to read because they realign my planets.On another topic, have you read anything on "Soylent Green" or viewed the film? Last evening, in class I shared about the Matrix of society trying to control our lives as well as the church structures which can mold us into Soylent Green. Is the gospel plankton for the masses to pacify their immediate longings or the renovare of the soul which transforms life's purpose and process?Musing away,John Nissley
hi jase have you got earlier books (esp book 2 of revelation space) I could borrow?
Hi Jason,I just read a great Star Trek book. Does that meet the standards that we are trying to establish here on this site? :-) I am just joking around about the high standards, but it was a pretty good book for those of us who have followed the entire Star Trek saga. Take care.
Love the book on invasive procedures....now what does that make me think of? :-0
Hi Jase. Now the question is - WHEN will we read all of these?! :-)L
Yo Jason, great to hear from you.Tim
I have Judas Unchained. Started it, then stopped. Didn;t realise it was part 2 in the series. Do I need to have read Pandora's whatever it is first, or can Judas stand alone?
Theoretical Nuclear Physics in Italy. That sounds like a fun read. Why in Italy?
hi jase have you finished judas unchained yet ?
