What book are you reading?

[infidel]

Does reading my own notices count?

Stop it.

[UncleBob]

+JMJ+

I Believe in the Holy Spirit: The Complete Three Volume Work in One Volume by Yves Congar

Is that some kind of Trinitarian humor?

Nice.

[Goose55]

Does reading my own notices count?

Stop it.

I have a bottle of that, called Counter Attack, on my bicycle, for any stray Pit Bulls or angry German Shepherds. So far, thank God, I haven;t had to use it.

[Tatanka]

Just finished George Washington's Secret Six; The Spy Ring That Saved the American Revolution, by Brian Kilmeade

Next up is Martin Luther, The Man Who Rediscovered God and Changed the World, by Eric Metaxas

I have been relishing this great extremely well researched and written book. Highly recommended!

Ditto Goose !

[wosbald]

+JMJ+

I Believe in the Holy Spirit: The Complete Three Volume Work in One Volume by Yves Congar

Is that some kind of Trinitarian humor?

Nice.

[wosbald]

+JMJ+

Tradition and Traditions: The Biblical, Historical, and Theological Evidence for Catholic Teaching on Tradition by Yves Congar

[GaryInVA]

The Frozen Hours by Jeff Shaara. It's a historical novel about the Korean War battle Chosin Reservoir battle. My father was in the area for this battle so my wife got me this for Christmas.

[Goose55]

About half way through this great book. A 500 page book can be daunting to start but I wish this one was longer. A great read, and highly recommended.

[hugodrax]

About half way through this great book. A 500 page book can be daunting to start but I wish this one was longer. A great read, and highly recommended.

Knock it off. You've posted the same book in the same thread three times. Tell us when you're reading a new one, okay?

[Goose55]

About half way through this great book. A 500 page book can be daunting to start but I wish this one was longer. A great read, and highly recommended.

Knock it off. You've posted the same book in the same thread three times. Tell us when you're reading a new one, okay?

500 year anniversaries don't come often, so I am taking some liberties, among them freedom of speech. Oct 31, 2017 was the 500th year anniversary of what this remarkable man had almost single-handedly done. He forever changed the course of history, and we all owe a lot to him. Marvelous book. Read it when you get the chance. That is all.

[hugodrax]

About half way through this great book. A 500 page book can be daunting to start but I wish this one was longer. A great read, and highly recommended.

Knock it off. You've posted the same book in the same thread three times. Tell us when you're reading a new one, okay?

500 year anniversaries don't come often, so I am taking some liberties, among them freedom of speech. Oct 31, 2017 was the 500th year anniversary of what this remarkable man had almost single-handedly done. He forever changed the course of history, and we all owe a lot to him. Marvelous book. Read it when you get the chance. That is all.

You don't have freedom of speech here, Goose. So take your righteous pudwhackery and cram it with walnuts. Don't post the same thing over and over.

[Tatanka]

About half way through this great book. A 500 page book can be daunting to start but I wish this one was longer. A great read, and highly recommended.

Knock it off. You've posted the same book in the same thread three times. Tell us when you're reading a new one, okay?

500 year anniversaries don't come often, so I am taking some liberties, among them freedom of speech. Oct 31, 2017 was the 500th year anniversary of what this remarkable man had almost single-handedly done. He forever changed the course of history, and we all owe a lot to him. Marvelous book. Read it when you get the chance. That is all.

You don't have freedom of speech here, Goose. So take your righteous pudwhackery and cram it with walnuts. Don't post the same thing over and over.

I suspect his enthusiasm, equal to mine on this book, is so great, Goose can't help but repeat his love of it; like someone would keep praising a special ice cream at 31 Flavors. It's just so good, you have to keep saying "Ummm...this is SO good!" Like I do when my wife makes special dishes. I repeat it so often, I hear her laughing in the kitchen.

[wosbald]

+JMJ+

About half way through this great book. A 500 page book can be daunting to start but I wish this one was longer. A great read, and highly recommended.

Knock it off. You've posted the same book in the same thread three times. Tell us when you're reading a new one, okay?

500 year anniversaries don't come often, so I am taking some liberties, among them freedom of speech. Oct 31, 2017 was the 500th year anniversary of what this remarkable man had almost single-handedly done. He forever changed the course of history, and we all owe a lot to him. Marvelous book. Read it when you get the chance. That is all.

You don't have freedom of speech here, Goose. So take your righteous pudwhackery and cram it with walnuts. Don't post the same thing over and over.

I suspect his enthusiasm, equal to mine on this book, is so great, Goose can't help but repeat his love of it; like someone would keep praising a special ice cream at 31 Flavors. It's just so good, you have to keep saying "Ummm...this is SO good!" Like I do when my wife makes special dishes. I repeat it so often, I hear her laughing in the kitchen.

Nothin' stoppin' either of y'all from starting a thread on it.

Just sayin'.

[Tatanka]

+JMJ+

About half way through this great book. A 500 page book can be daunting to start but I wish this one was longer. A great read, and highly recommended.

Knock it off. You've posted the same book in the same thread three times. Tell us when you're reading a new one, okay?

500 year anniversaries don't come often, so I am taking some liberties, among them freedom of speech. Oct 31, 2017 was the 500th year anniversary of what this remarkable man had almost single-handedly done. He forever changed the course of history, and we all owe a lot to him. Marvelous book. Read it when you get the chance. That is all.

You don't have freedom of speech here, Goose. So take your righteous pudwhackery and cram it with walnuts. Don't post the same thing over and over.

I suspect his enthusiasm, equal to mine on this book, is so great, Goose can't help but repeat his love of it; like someone would keep praising a special ice cream at 31 Flavors. It's just so good, you have to keep saying "Ummm...this is SO good!" Like I do when my wife makes special dishes. I repeat it so often, I hear her laughing in the kitchen.

Nothin' stoppin' either of y'all from starting a thread on it.

Just sayin'.

Appreciate your generous spirit!

[SockPuppeh]

goose is nawt u kwik redr

he semz tu hav ishuus wif soshul qqs to

[Goose55]

goose is nawt u kwik redr

he semz tu hav ishuus wif soshul qqs to

Sock Puppets are one of the greatest blessings of CPS.

[SockPuppeh]

goose is nawt u kwik redr

he semz tu hav ishuus wif soshul qqs to

Sock Puppets are one of the greatest blessings of CPS.

hav yu finshd dat buk yet?

[durangopipe]

This has been on my nightstand for a month.
Between grandkids, other visitors, more pressing reading and life I haven’t opened it yet.

A friend who asked me to read it is coming over tomorrow to discuss it. Oops.
It will fit into my reading shortly.

Has anyone read it?
Any thoughts, comments?

[Tatanka]

This has been on my nightstand for a month.
Between grandkids, other visitors, more pressing reading and life I haven’t opened it yet.

A friend who asked me to read it is coming over tomorrow to discuss it. Oops.
It will fit into my reading shortly.

Has anyone read it?
Any thoughts, comments?

I've not read it but a great book on SCIENCE - almost exclusively the human body SCIENCE is "The Case for a CREATOR" by former atheist, Lee Stobel. His first book, that came forth from his coming into belief in GOD, is "The Case for CHRIST." He was a journalist investigating scientific evidence that Points Toward GOD. And the case for Christ is evidence for Jesus. Hard to lay down.....so attention grabbing!

[Skip]

This has been on my nightstand for a month.
Between grandkids, other visitors, more pressing reading and life I haven’t opened it yet.

A friend who asked me to read it is coming over tomorrow to discuss it. Oops.
It will fit into my reading shortly.

Has anyone read it?
Any thoughts, comments?

I've not read it but a great book on SCIENCE - almost exclusively the human body SCIENCE is "The Case for a CREATOR" by former atheist, Lee Stobel. His first book, that came forth from his coming into belief in GOD, is "The Case for CHRIST." He was a journalist investigating scientific evidence that Points Toward GOD. And the case for Christ is evidence for Jesus. Hard to lay down.....so attention grabbing!

So your answer is "no" and your thoughts and comments thereon are nonexistent. Good to know.