There are times when we unexpectedly run into an interesting book by pure luck. This one seems to be one of those rare occasions. "Secular faith" by Jon Krutulis. If the back face summary from the author does not make you engage then probably this is not a book for you (We all are interested in different things in different ways). I've just started scratching the surface, cannot tell yet if it will take a turn towards unwanted territory or whatnot, that's exciting enough for me.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.Thanks for the heads up. I'm always looking for a good book that makes me think a bit outside the box. Hope this fills the bill. I also want to read Lamb by Christopher Moore a I enjoy what he write.
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This is exactly how this should work. I didn't know about Christopher Moore. I've just google it. A new venue is always an interesting adventure. Thanks !!
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