Is there such a thing as the book of Nod?
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Ummm.... noooooo...\n\nThe Book of Nod is part of a role playing game system from White Wolf Games called Vampire: The Masquerade. It's about Caine, the first Vampire (yes, the biblical Caine. The first murderer) and how he became a Vampire. It also tells what he decreed as the rules for all Vampires from the point he was created.\n\nIt's like Dungeons and Dragons but with Vampires. Geez, some people are freaks, especially if they believe that. It's just fiction.\n\nYour navy buddy was screwing with you.
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Um, the cross!No, too close to Thor's hammer and predated Christianity by a few thousand years.Um, a book! No, the Egyptians had several books.How about a resurection prophecy?Naw, can't do that either.We've got Persephone and Osiris and Balder,and tons of others.How about the son of God? No, wait, Hercules! Hmm.Nope,sorry, can't think of a damn thing.
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no.\nthere was a priory. but it was just a religious sect that eventaully died off within a few hundred years, by the 1300's.\nthe papers the book talks about are forgeries.
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Book of the Dead is the common name for ancient Egyptian funerary texts known as The Book of Coming [or Going] Forth By Day. The name "Book of the Dead" was the invention of the German Egyptologist Karl Richard Lepsius, who published a selection of the texts in 1842.
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Not sure.  Excellent book tho'.  Can't wait for the third one.  Check out Amazon UK.  They may have info you need.
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No.\nIt's just as believeable as the "Praying trees" farce.\nPeople can make any pattern look like anything they want it to look like. It's just a few overzealous faithfuls who want to spread the name of God and His works.\n\nJenova\n(d.yuffie@gmail.com)
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Yes.  As in the Gospel of Thomas, or Lao Tsu's Tao Te Ching, or James Carse's Finite and Infinite Games, or Elain Pagels' Beyond Belief.\n\nI searched long an hard as a kid, and I'm still on my journey, though much nearer the end now.\n\nLook up some of my recent answers and see what you think.  Skip the math, of course.
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No, there is not a book what tells the future.\n\nBut there may be a book that tells the future. Not all the future. Just parts of it.\n\nLike who wins.\n\n(I've read it and I know)
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Read the book with an open mind but also with caution.  I am sure that the book is not entirely worthless, although I have not read it.  I just read the synoposis and reviews on amazon.  However, I am familiar with books like this: Benedictine monks going on a spiritual journey, often making use of Buddhist and other Oriental thought.  \n\nIn my honest opinion, I believe that books like this reflect a great thirst in the West, even in long-standing churches, for genuine spirituality.  I think the amenities of popular culture as well as over-rationalization, among numerous other factors, have eliminated to a great extent a sense in Western culture of the sacred.  My advice: look into Orthodox Christianity, or perhaps at traditional Catholic spirituality.  Of course, if you're Protestant, this might be an issue with you, and if so I can't help you!
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If you lie down with dogs, you rise up with fleas?  The Bible says that God does not cast his pearls before swine, meaning that you must prove yourself worthy before knowing some divine information the Church shares with you.  That might be the Book of Mormon, I'm not sure.  I'm not very brushed up on it.  My boyfriend's family is mormon, so I hear about it.  Believe me....I hear about it.
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The only thing I know is this:\n\n"Many of [the freemasons] secret signs of recognition, for example, are borrowed from the system of words, signs, and touches that Hiram of Tyre, the master mason of Solomon's Temple in Jerusalem, was said to have used in order to communicate with the vast army of workers under his command."\n\nJust happened to read it yesterday.
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Sych info is to my knowledge only taken from the added notes at the back of the main LOTR books. If you have any of these then i suggest you check them.\n\nIf there are more, I'll try to find them for you
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I actually bought the book of dreams.maybe try that or find a site online?good luck
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Nod32 very good.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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If you are looking to find some great conspiracy you won't find it.  There is one book in the New Testament that we don't know who wrote it, the book of Hebrews.  We have some educated guesses, though.  Other than that, we know who wrote the New Testament books.  Even the most critical atheist literary critics agree that the New Testament is one of the most authenticated anceint writtings we have.  \n\nThe Old Testament is a bit harder to authenticate, but no more than any other anceint writting.  There is more actually more evidence to support that Moses wrote the first 5 books of the Bible, for example, than there is evidence to support that Homer wrote the Illiad.  And there is MUCH more reason to believe that it is, essentially, unchanged.  We know the exact process that was used in copying the Old Testament books, and we know that the books were often used for 400 years or more before a new copy was made.  \n\nI recommend "How we Got the Bible" by Lightfoot if you want to know more about this amazing piece of literature and how it has survived thousands of years.
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http://www.albom.com/books.html
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There is a book called Fallen Angels and the Origins of Evil by Elizabeth Clare Prophet. It offers a pretty good overview of the Book of Enoch and the church covering it up.