Has Any one here ever read the Book Screw-tape  Letters?
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The Screwtape Letters and Pilgrims Progress should be essential reading for all Christians.
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I not only read it, I truly believe it is the truth and that God really did converse with Mr. Walsch.  That book answered so many of my own questions.  \nIt brought me incredible peace with my religious beliefs.\nI think the most important thing I learned was that you are perfect at all times.  However you are today is the way God wants you to be today.
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My first, I did, was done by mailing the original tape to myself. Don't open it! The post mark is the date that will hold up in court.\nThis was learned while going to school for Music in the Music business class.
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Yeah, I've read it.  It was alright.  It was a looong time ago . . . like 12 years or so, so I don't really have any details for you.
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Yes I've read it. It was written in 1983 or something and contains much of what The Da Vince Code is all about. It centers around a mystery the writers found in a southern French town, and some documents claimed to be found by a Priest named Sauniere (Dan Brown even used similar names in his novels). It is fairly interesting, but written like a historical documentary, so it is not like the page-turner written by Dan Brown. I think Mr. Brown used much of the information of this book and others to make The Da Vince Code. The guys who wrote Holy Blood, Holy Grail even tried to sue him, but failed.
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No i havent but here's some links to customer reviews on amazon and barnes and noble (you have to scroll down to see them) Hope this helps!\n\nhttp://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?userid=yh7svqWCkt&isbn=0375412018&itm=1\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0375412018/sr=8-1/qid=1139864943/ref=pd_bbs_1/002-5358171-8958453?%5Fencoding=UTF8
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I read that book, and I also read the 2 that followed it...\n\nI found the book to be very good, although disturbing. I was at work when I read it. I started at 9 am, and didn't put it down until I finished it. \n\nWhat I liked about it:\n\nI didn't like the fact that a child had to endure that abuse, but what I did like about it was the fact that I know without a shadow of a doubt that my children are not abused. I am happy about the fact that my children know they will have a full stomach, they can eat when they are hungry, and that they know they have a mother that loves them and would never harm them. I also like that "David" could grow to have a son of his own and know that he would never put his son through what his own mother put him through. Glad that he could grow to have a normal, happy life.
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YES!!! "Biblical Mathematics"!!! \nAWESOME AND STAYS AWAY FROM NUMEROLOGY!!\n\nI had it but gave it to a minister who teaches College Physics. He was ecstatic! \n\nMine also came with a cassette so you could listen to it as well! \n\nHow awesome! God just brought that book to my mind today, making me feel as though I should get another one and read it again...and now you ask this? Hmmmmm
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Yep - I read it in high school and it was hilarious... Sad about the author though, I think the book my have been semi-autobiographical. It was one of only a handful of required reading in high school that I didn't hate: Catcher in the Rye, Caine Mutiny, and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest are the only others I can recall that I didn't hate reading.
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Yes, I have read it, in fact if you look at my bio you'll see it listed.  Reading "don't take things personally" made me cry.  To think I had lived so long and set myself up for so much pain, when I read these words, it had a PROFOUND change on my thinking.  \n\nGreat read, and I work hard to make the agreements a way of life.  \n\nPeace.
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Yes I have, several times in fact.\n\nIt's an excellent novel, both in the terms of a fiction book, and as a general introduction to the many types of Philosophy. I read it first whilst I was at college (about 16 years old), and it help my attention.\n\nI do recommend it if you are wanting a good read, or wanting to find out more about Philosophy but aren't wanting to be swamped by text books.
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Hey, that's brilliant, a real picture of life!  Would you mind if I e.mailed it to my brother to read?  He lives in America and has just done a degree in creative writing.
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I live my life based on the Teachings of Johnny the Homicidal Maniac.\nLaughed my butt off the first time I read each issue.\nIf you like "Johnny"; check out "Milk & Cheese" by Evan Dorkan, "Murder is Fun" edited by Evan Dorkin & Sarah Dwyer, and on the not-as-violent side "CyberFrog" by Ethan Van Sciver.
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It is very good, a classic, I would read it over and over again. Many children love it, most likely you will too!\n\nHave Fun Reading An Awesome Book!
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ive read it i think its a pretty good book .\ni recom. lovely bones  -or- the five people you meet in heaven
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Cute at first, but I found it got old after about the fourth or fifth book. (There must be 20 now?)\n\nNote quite on topic but: I always liked Piers Anthony's work (not past tense) until I read his autobiography. Lets just say that I was so taken aback by the pettiness and urge to show people up that I stopped reading his stuff.
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Never considered that - quite insightful...\n\nBut I would bet that it does account for quite the number of misspellings...\n\nKind of disturbing.\n\n-dh