31 Jan 22
@avalanchethecat saidTaking a break from reading the Gospels?
Lol no, it was a joke. You obviously don't work.
That whopper of yours - that you read the Gospels a “whole bunch of times” after becoming an atheist, despite not believing them and only being able to tolerate them in small portions at a time - was absolutely spectacular in its shameless and brazen dishonesty.
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31 Jan 22
@pb1022 saidAnd it's back to the same ol'. I bet it would take you another post, so I just lost a quid on you.
Taking a break from reading the Gospels?
That whopper of yours - that you read the Gospels a “whole bunch of times” after becoming an atheist, despite not believing them and only being able to tolerate them in small portions at a time - was absolutely spectacular in its shameless and brazen dishonesty.
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No, actually I'm on the Quran this week. What are you reading? Stephen Jay Gould?
31 Jan 22
@avalanchethecat saidI don’t need to read any more on the subject. I’ve made up my mind on that and consider reading any further to just be a waste of time.
And it's back to the same ol'. I bet it would take you another post, so I just lost a quid on you.
No, actually I'm on the Quran this week. What are you reading? Stephen Jay Gould?
31 Jan 22
@avalanchethecat saidI have no interest in talking about that subject
What have you read on the subject?
Edit: Reading is never a waste a time, even if it's garbage fiction
31 Jan 22
@avalanchethecat saidI have no interest in talking about the theory of evolution. You asked me what I read on the subject and I have no interest in talking about it. I did at one point and may again, but don’t now.
About reading? Whyever not?
31 Jan 22
@pb1022 saidI asked what you had been reading. You must read something other than scripture, surely?
I have no interest in talking about the theory of evolution. You asked me what I read on the subject and I have no interest in talking about it. I did at one point and may again, but don’t now.
31 Jan 22
@avalanchethecat saidMostly just news websites.
I asked what you had been reading. You must read something other than scripture, surely?
@pb1022 saidWell now I stand corrected, that IS a waste of time, you'll learn nothing from those. Do you ever read anything other than 'news' websites and scripture?
Mostly just news websites.
31 Jan 22
@avalanchethecat saidNot really.
Well now I stand corrected, that IS a waste of time, you'll learn nothing from those. Do you ever read anything other than 'news' websites and scripture?
What do you suggest?
@pb1022 saidVery difficult to recommend without knowing your interests. Have you read the Iliad? Martin Hammond's translation is well worth a read. Perhaps some classic American lit? Russian? Have you read any Dickens? Do you enjoy autobiographies? Popular science? Are you insterested in History? In warfare? Books, though. Read books. Even if you do it on an e-reader.
Not really.
What do you suggest?
@avalanchethecat saidClassic American lit is probably my favorite.
Very difficult to recommend without knowing your interests. Have you read the Iliad? Martin Hammond's translation is well worth a read. Perhaps some classic American lit? Russian? Have you read any Dickens? Do you enjoy autobiographies? Popular science? Are you insterested in History? In warfare? Books, though. Read books. Even if you do it on an e-reader.
The Good Earth is my favorite book.
I used to like true crime and thought Fatal Vision was a great book, but I’m not into that genre so much anymore.
Haven’t read much American lit since my school days but enjoyed the books I read.
31 Jan 22
@pb1022 saidWell, I suggest that you join your nearest library and start reading outside your comfort zone. Every book you read grows you, and you'll be grateful you spent the time when you are older.
Classic American lit is probably my favorite.
The Good Earth is my favorite book.
I used to like true crime and thought Fatal Vision was a great book, but I’m not into that genre so much anymore.
Haven’t read much American lit since my school days but enjoyed the books I read.
31 Jan 22
@avalanchethecat saidAlready have.
Well, I suggest that you join your nearest library and start reading outside your comfort zone. Every book you read grows you, and you'll be grateful you spent the time when you are older.
But good advice. Thanks.