What book do you read right now?
What book do you read right now?
Thomas Murphy
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Xavier Murphy
Psalms
>and smote all the firstborn in Egypt; the chief of their strength in the tabernacles of Ham:
>Psalm 78:51 KJVAAE
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William Stewart
Caleb Wright
Last book I read was Siddhartha. I've been thinking about reading LotR again because I haven't read them since I was like 10.
Matthew Bennett
Liam Richardson
Black Box Thinking, Mathew Syed
Austin Rivera
The Shining :^)
Andrew Wilson
Tigers in the Mud by Otto Carius
Mason Gray
James Torres
andrew tate said books are gay and beta so i don't touch em
Anthony Bailey
Ciaphus cain number 3
Ayden Ortiz
Marcus Aurelius' Meditations, annotated edition
Cooper Peterson
The Twelve Caesars by Suetonius
Camden Gray
Adrian Miller
Based as fuck user
Juan Ward
If this were /his/ I would effort post my level 400 college course paper on Meditations.
Jaxon Taylor
My white bitch is reading The Mortal Instruments: City Of Bones
Easton Nguyen
William Reed
>annotated
this nigga so dumb, he needs annotations - that asside based choice
at other fuckers here - here you go, i know you can't read
Jacob Reyes
Currently the Quran, not even a Muslim, it is just that I want to get redpilled on the desert trilogy, next is the Talmud.
Colton Stewart
Behead All Satans
Liam Rodriguez
based
Parker Young
Made for BBC.
Christian Allen
Cooper Hernandez
The past of our present by Salvatore Lupo.
I'm not liking it much.
Jayden Nelson
The 5th book in a series related to fog, by a popular but infamous Mormon author. After that I'll read something by a coping jap manlet fag jobber.
Nicholas Hill
based and magickpilled
Liber Kaos
Leo King
Give a small summary
I'm interested
Thomas Ward
Downbelow Station by C.J. Cherryh
not particularly engaging so far
Ethan Bennett
Did that user ever finish his nigger book withlike 50% of all words being nigger?
Chase Gonzalez
a book about the crusades
Jackson Diaz
Tracy Twyman
Merovigian Mythos
Jonathan Robinson
t. the average lefty projecting what he thinks conservatives are like
Jayden Taylor
History of Vikings- neil price
Its essentially for normies that can read. A little heavy on WERE DA VIKINGS GAY??? as well as calling things from the 9th century misogynistic lol. But decent enough overview of various aspects of viking life/society.
Josiah Torres
The Count of Monte Cristo. Best book ever written imo
Camden Lewis
Here is my last paragraph, the class was "Freedom in the Ancient World"
>Marcus Aurelius the Philosopher spent a considerable amount of time over years at the war front writing down self-affirmations to direct his mind towards what is the proper way to carry himself. On a majority of subjects, and including the concept of freedom, Marcus Aurelius takes up the stoic philosophy. He determined that it can be virtually impossible to be genuinely
free since everyone is a slave to any number of external factors in life, such as being emperor. Since Marcus Aurelius had accepted the fact that he would never have external freedom, he spent a large portion of his text explaining how one can achieve internal freedom. That is, he determined that while one cannot be free from external constraints, if one can put their mind on the right path, then a specific type of freedom can be achieved. A morally just, and therefore free person, must realize that their actions affect society as a whole and act in a manner that benefits society first. In addition, to achieve internal freedom, the individual must master the mind and not allow unjust thoughts to occur, much less dictate how someone behaves. In the end, Marcus Aurelius had resigned to the fact that he could not change the fabric of Roman society, and that internal and external slavery would continue.
Nolan Jenkins
Books are gay and gray, except encyclopedias and mangas.
Carter Powell
Oldie but goodie.