Alan H

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  Silvana says

  Hi Alan, my name is Silvana and i am one of the admins of the Bibliophile Club Group. We would like to invite you to join our group. Our members like to read all sorts of books, Literature, Historical fiction and non fiction, classics, Biographies, politics, science fiction and murder mysteries. Please feel free to visit our site. We hope to hear from you soon, Enjoy you reading, Silvana

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  Lucas S says

  I read your comment on the Left Behind series and I found it pretty interesting. Revelation is the most confusing book of the Bible and there are so many arguments that could be raised on every single verse.
  Revelation says that there are seven years between the rapture and the last days of man, in that time you are marked with a seal, either of Christ or of the anti-christ. Jesus believes in a second chance for those whom he created out of love. Even after he died on the cross he gave those in Hell a chance of redemption before he rose again. (Hallelujah)

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  katayoon rahimian says

  hi,In my life the most importants r God and my family, then my books. i love dancing so much. I'm in last year

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  katayoon rahimian says

  hi,In my life the most importants r God and my family, then my books. i love dancing so much. I'm in last year

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  katrin c says

  hi. how was the c.s. lewis?
  i read an awesome toni morrison called Sula and will discuss it in the group black feminist/womanist literature. i was so moved by that novel. if you're interested in the posts or if you get the chance to skim it and want to talk about it, let me know. have a great week :)

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  dancingdaffodil says

  Hey, thanx for the friendship request. I have added you :)

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  michael - says

  Hey Alan, you found me here. How funny. Yeap, I'd love to join you at this library online! you have some pretty interesting books as I'd expect. You better enjoy them whilst you can before you get consumed with hefty law books! hope your summer is going well.

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  O Juanita H says

  If you do not mind reading slightly used or mildly damaged books, you will love this website: www.bookfinder4u.com

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  O Juanita H says

  One more you might be interested in: "He Gave Gifts Unto Men" by Kenneth E. Hagin. Be Blessed!

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  O Juanita H says

  I know of three excellent books: "The Supernatural Church" by Norman Robertson, "The Holy Spirit and His Gifts" by Kenneth E. Hagan (Poppa Hagin) and "Understanding Spiritual Gifts" by Bill Gothard (Institute in Basic Life Principles - www.iblp.org). I am sure that these books will bless your socks off!

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  emilymcdonnell says

  The Secret Life of Bees is good - about a young girl who runs away amidst some Civil Right battles and lives with four African American women. The story follows Lily as she learns a lot about life and people and anger.

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  ilovelemonade! says

  Hello, The book JITM is pretty good. Todd Bentley is pretty incredible, or so-I-hear, so I wanted to read more about him. The nomenclature is fairly christianeze, BUT if you can see past that and open yourself up the amazing way God is using him to heal the multitudes then it's pretty interesting. It has left me, so far, longing to live a life with that magnitude for impact. As far as Mere Christianity. This is my 5th or 6th time reading this book. I read it every few years. I always get a fresh nugget to chew on each time. One of my favs! If you only have a little time to read I wouldn't read JITM (you can google him and get the gist) and reread MC instead. I am aching to read a modern book with the caliber of thinking as C.S. Lewis, Tozer...maybe Foster...hmm...if you find one let me know. I need a challenge!

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  Amanda says

  Hi, actually I'm not a writer, I'm an artist and musician. Just that book made me want to write. I read it because I love Kawabata and finally got to that one. How are you liking the inaugural addresses, anything especially interesting you can transfer to me?

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  Lee Flailmarch says

  Inklings group? I'm afraid I am not so much of a C.S. Lewis (or Tolkien) fan (or at least not yet, 'cause I haven't read much of their works as of the moment). But I am loving Lewis' writing so far!
  
  Thanks for the invite!

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  April says

  Hi Alan
  
  Thanks for the add, and have a wonderful day. April

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  katrin c says

  hey alan! thanks for the note. i'd love to read it, but i suspect that finding it may be a bit hard. i will look, and keep you posted. take care :)

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  Bhaiya3 says

  I find his life fascinating. I borrowed Rough Riders from the library, but life got too busy for me to finish it. It was interesting, but I haven't read an auto-biography in a long time so it took me forever to read. I'd like to pick it back up. Thanks for the suggestions. I'll check them out.

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  emilymcdonnell says

  Hi Alan - Great to hear from a future Boulderite. I just moved out of Boulder (not far) and loved my time at CU. Are you already in Boulder? Let me know if you have any questions - looking forward to reading about your books.

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