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Religious text

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Brannon oh one of many questions

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Date Posted: 14:27:03 01/07/02 Mon

What is your favorite book dealing with your religion and/or religion in general? I don't want anyone saying the bible because, I am looking for something that has an author other than god him/her/itself.

I happen to like Scott Cunningham's views on Wicca and Paganism so I think my favorite book on my religion is Wicca: A guide for the solitary practitioner by Scott Cunningham.

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[> Subject: Re: Religious text

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Prinncesss
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Date Posted: 00:35:54 01/08/02 Tue

>What is your favorite book dealing with your religion
>and/or religion in general? I don't want anyone saying
>the bible because, I am looking for something that has
>an author other than god him/her/itself.
>
>I happen to like Scott Cunningham's views on Wicca and
>Paganism so I think my favorite book on my religion is
>Wicca: A guide for the solitary practitioner by Scott
>Cunningham.

Actually, the Bible is a book of books. 66 I think? I like the book of Romans in the Bible, but since you didn't want that.... I like, and highly recommend a book called Meditation. It's AWSOME! It's a tiny book, but PACKED with wonderous knowledge! It probably didn't even sell a million copies.

Speaking of books, I just bought Lord of the Rings, The fellowship of the ring part one. Have you read it? I thought I would read it before I saw it.

What do you like about Wicca: A guide for the solitary practitioner? Anything in particular?

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[> [> Subject: The Fellowship & Cunningham

Author:
Brannon oh one of many titles
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Date Posted: 01:48:44 01/08/02 Tue

>Speaking of books, I just bought Lord of the Rings,
>The fellowship of the ring part one. Have you read
>it? I thought I would read it before I saw it.

I just got out an unabridged copy of The Fellowship of the Ring which is 15 tapes and 20 hours long. I haven't read The fellowship yet but I have read the Hobbit which is a prequel to the series.

>What do you like about Wicca: A guide for the solitary
>practitioner? Anything in particular?

I like how Scott Cunningham explains Wicca. It is a very relaxed way of teaching and tells you to choose your own path and work your magick with how you feel not from how any book says to do it. The book makes a lot of sense and teaches you all the basics so it is in my opinion a very well made book and I know that a lot of other people like his books because a lot of them suggested this book to me and after I read part of it I know why. I haven't had time to read the entire book because of my school studies but so far it is a great read even if you aren't Wiccan, Pagan, or even very religious.

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