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TV Shows You Watch, but don't Necessarily Talk About.

I read Christian fiction and I am an avid reader.It might be "Redeeming Love" by Francine Rivers.It is historical fiction.The woman in the book is a prostitute.The man comes into her life who loves her so unconditionally it makes you cry.He is so kind and gentle to her.She had a horrible life.It is a book that I passed on to my daughter and she loved it as well.
 
I couldn't say for sure what my favorite book is, but I will admit that it is not the Bible.
 
I really like C. S. Lewis's work. I never finished his Space Trilogy, but what I did read was awesome. I couldn't put that first book down.
 
I have not seen much of TBBT past season three. I am waiting for later seasons to go on sale on DVD.
 
Kathi said:
Have you ever read the "screwtape Letters" by C.S.Lewis?
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I have. I have a copy of it on the shelf. It's...different. You might think it's :screwloose2 if you're not ready for it. It's about how to get Christians off of the narrow path...from a demons point of view. He's trying to teach his demon son or brother? how to do it. It's a good book and I recommend it.
 
Edward said:
I have. I have a copy of it on the shelf. It's...different. You might think it's :screwloose2 if you're not ready for it. It's about how to get Christians off of the narrow path...from a demons point of view. He's trying to teach his demon son or brother? how to do it. It's a good book and I recommend it.
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There is a similar book on Satan by Randy Alcorn "Lord Foulgrin's Letters".It is good.
 
Haven't read the Screwtape Letters yet. I believe I have that on audio book...
There's so much to read and watch, I end up having to put a lot of stuff off for a good while. I probably do need to read allegories more often...in the past, they have been helpful in getting me back on track with God.
 
questdriven said:
Haven't read the Screwtape Letters yet. I believe I have that on audio book...
There's so much to read and watch, I end up having to put a lot of stuff off for a good while. I probably do need to read allegories more often...in the past, they have been helpful in getting me back on track with God.
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Eh, go ahead and read it, it's pretty good. It's like a bunch of letters that he wrote to his buddy, so it's actually a book that's easy to read some and come back to later to read more. Pretty thin too.
 
Screwtape letters - not only a VERY engaging read, but I believe it to be pretty much scriptural - even tho there is much we can't know for sure, I still think it is essentially accurate.

Lord Foulgrin's Letter - more of the same, VERY engaging reading.

I don't read novels or fiction much at all - but those two were great reads.


David Niven's "A world out of time" is my favorite (and only) sci-fi book.
 
Pizza said:
Screwtape letters - not only a VERY engaging read, but I believe it to be pretty much scriptural - even tho there is much we can't know for sure, I still think it is essentially accurate.

Lord Foulgrin's Letter - more of the same, VERY engaging reading.

I don't read novels or fiction much at all - but those two were great reads.


David Niven's "A world out of time" is my favorite (and only) sci-fi book.
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Yep. C.S. Lewis always writes good books, and scriptural. :study
 
I'm thinking of writing a self-help book in a few years - after I see all of the results of my diet/stress/etc. changes I've made since my heart scare.

It seems I've found the miraculous cure for my andropause - who knows what else I will learn in the coming months. :)
 
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