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6. I like the idea of exploring different religious traditions

Reply to Fortinbras Armstrong (Reply #5)

Wed Aug 27, 2014, 08:32 AM

Aug 2014

and also like the idea of discussing moral dilemmas.

Let's get some more input and then consider starting with something short like the Le Guin piece.

That would give us an idea of how interested people might be.

My two favorite reads are The Sparrow by Mary Doria Russell (fiction) and It's Easier Than you Think by Sylvia Boorstein (Buddhism).

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Is anyone interested in a book club? [View all] cbayer Aug 2014 OP

I'm definitely interested. Htom Sirveaux Aug 2014 #1

I have no opinion about this. What do you think? cbayer Aug 2014 #3

I suppose I can think of a few. Fortinbras Armstrong Aug 2014 #5

I like the idea of exploring different religious traditions cbayer Aug 2014 #6

I'm interested as well. Fortinbras Armstrong Aug 2014 #2

Could you come up with a brief list of those you cbayer Aug 2014 #4

The Godless Constitution would be well worth reading if people haven't read it. el_bryanto Aug 2014 #7

Another dcience fiction classic is okasha Aug 2014 #8

While I did read "A Canticle for Leibowitz" kentauros Aug 2014 #9

I didn't know there was s radio play. okasha Aug 2014 #11

I hadn't heard of the book when I heard the radio play kentauros Aug 2014 #12

Thanks! okasha Aug 2014 #13

You won't be sorry! kentauros Aug 2014 #14

Just don't invite Oprah kentauros Aug 2014 #10