All these are logical. but no one knows why. read all the foll. and let me know which one u liked the best.?
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Ha ha ha ha!!!!  These are REALLY funny!!  Hmm, I think I like the toothpick one the best.  I also like the one about the bible and old people.  I never really thought about it!  Awesome!\n\nGod Bless
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It may just be your true preference.  It's like watching movies.  People have a preference on what they'll sit through - action, sci fi, romance, thriller.
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Well, C.S. Lewis got "suckered into it" by trying everything else and concluding it was the belief system with the best answers to life and philosophy's questions. Please try it yourself by carefully investigating all your doubts and questions.
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I think Paolini's good. If you like pierce's books you should try manga and anime on for size. Like Inuyasha and Ranma 1/2 by Rumiko Takahashi, Fullmetal Alchemist by Hiromu Arakawa, Naruto by Masashi Kishimoto,and Shaman King by Hiroyuki Takei.  There are tons of other good titels these are just a few.
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They're all either easy or hard...it depends on you. I find them all easy. I've read (and own) everything from Plato to Paul Tillich, and I love them. I have never had a problem understanding them. But I know some people who read them, and they get lost. It just depends on your aptitude for the subject. It doesn't mean your stupid. You might completely get music or computer engineering, and I'd be lost reading those. It's just what your made of...find your gift, your talent. You have one, you just have to unbury it.
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I find those books to be very helpful when you don't want a complete in depth book to read but you just want to know enough information to get you through - \n\nThere are also "The Complete Idiots guide to ____" books and "The Everything _____ Books"\n\n"The Everything World Religions Book" is a great one. If you want to talk to a buddhist, pagan, mormon, wiccan or jehova's witness without sounding like a complete jerk, this book will help you.
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1.  Great place to start and understand the universe.\n2.  Nice "simple" version of # 1.\n3.  It's a classic and not useless at all, but it contains information that is outdated now (not necessarily wrong, just not inclusive of the future).\n4.  Most of his books I consider to be very simple and for general audiences.\n5.  Parallel universes might not exist - I haven't read this!
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Read one, they're all the same. In every series the brother/ sister fall in love. It's a common theme. I read all of them. I mean ALL of them. I was in love with V.C. Andrews. But the real V.C. died after she wrote "My sweet Audrina" (which was the last really good one, and not part of a series). So she has a ghost writer now, his name is Andrew Neiderman. And he writes under his own name as well, but they are mystery/suspense style novels. When I met him 10 years ago at his son's micro brewery in Palm Springs California (I babysat his son's children), I found him to be an angry old man, pissed because the stories he ghost writes do better than the ones he publishes under his own name. He didn't even know the character's names in the V.C. books. He doesn't care about those books, he writes them for the money. And he writes them badly. Read the flowers in the attic series, and my sweet audrina, and that's all you'll need to read. After that it all gets really repetitive.
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you should read more into string theroy and the M theory.  they are both very interesting.  it is hard to wrap your mind around but  this is just one universe that goes along a membrane of universes that goes on infinetely.  the science channel often has show that explin all this much better and they make it pretty easy to understand.
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Eragon was definitely my favorite.  Eldest was good but way too predictable.  I do look forward to the 3rd part.
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I DID take the time to read it but it had a bad ending from the start.\nWell, at least you can watch a movie and think critically about it. Try another story, one with more hope to it. :)
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Why would you read the conclusion? That ruins every story...I think you mean comments or i=what is on the back cover. Some great books are Watership Down, Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit, good fantasy with morals and leads to a lot of immagionation. I hear goo stuf about harry Potter series/ not just for kids really.
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This is the best question I have read, bar none. I found it to be captivating.  This question has only pros, no cons.
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OK, I didn't even read your question 'cause it was just too long. \nI would recommend anything by Nicholas Sparks. He's a great author; a very vivid writer. You really get into the characters and into the story,\nHave fun!
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It works a little like that. God tears off a piece of herself to make a soul. It doesn't matter, she's infinite and it doesn't shrink her. Why you ask yourself? Well, it's probably pretty lonely and boring being God. What would you do if you didn't have something to mess around with and talk to. Here's the dilemma. Since God is by definition perfect, why would a perfect being do this. Believe it our not, therein lies the answer and I think I figured it out. I've written what is basically a three thousand page novel in which I describe it. I'm almost done, another few months. It's been a journey of almost six years and required a unique and ambitious assault on both quantum and classical physics. It hangs together though, and there's really no other answer. Was it Sherlock Holmes that said: When you remove all of what it can't be, what's left, no matter how unlikely, is the truth. In an odd way, and regardless of the tongue and cheek nature of your question, you're on the right tract.
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Psychological Thrillers are the best type. Anything horror or twisted is good though. As for music, it is always a bonus to have kickass songs on it.
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Well Dan Brown´s Illuminati is a very good idea.You should also try Stephen King´s books.They are fascinating.