book collection thread

[Andrew]

Mine is not so exciting but maybe to some, I love theology and mythical pre american history, The First Fossil Hunters, The Book of Mormon, the Quran, The Science of Reincarnation, Sitchin and the Cosmic Code, Religious Leaders, Answers to Muslims, The Urantia book, Catholic Catechism, Power of myth, From Rome to Jerusalem, Freemasonic Bible, The fully illustrated Bible of KJ, Numbers by Scripture, The Mystery of the Mazzaroth, The Book of Revelation commentary by Mounce, an Exposition of the Seven Church Ages by I forget (I believe he was a Pentecostal), The book of Enoch and Cold Case: Evidence in the Bible...
lol just bored sharing my book shelf of some of my literature...

The bottom one is a full encyclopedia that I prefer first over the online Wikipedia...
I have a huge hoard of Catholic books I inherited through my Grandma but I rarely read them because for the most part they are about hell and purgatory and my gosh does she have much of them... MC if you lived in the states I would mail you the 10 hardcore Catholic books I'm too scared to read them

 

[Arsenios]

I have to confess that I got VERY spoiled in my reading - I never was a Protestant, so the books Protestants read never formed any kind of a basis in my library, and reading Orthodox Books is such a deep undertaking that when every once in a great while I do pick up a non-Orthodox Christian book, I generally cannot bear to go into it much more than a page or so... It is just too painful to read for me...

One of my favorites is: Lossky: "The Mystical Theology of the Eastern Church"
Another is "Father Arsenii" - A Gulag priest's biography...
"The Way of a Pilgrim" is a classic, even outside of Orthodoxy...
"A Night on the Holy Mountain" is one of the best ever...
Not to mention "The Philokalia" vol 1-4




Arsenios

 

[Lamb]

Shall I take a pic of my Kindle?

 

[NewCreation435]

Mine is not so exciting but maybe to some, I love theology and mythical pre american history, The First Fossil Hunters, The Book of Mormon, the Quran, The Science of Reincarnation, Sitchin and the Cosmic Code, Religious Leaders, Answers to Muslims, The Urantia book, Catholic Catechism, Power of myth, From Rome to Jerusalem, Freemasonic Bible, The fully illustrated Bible of KJ, Numbers by Scripture, The Mystery of the Mazzaroth, The Book of Revelation commentary by Mounce, an Exposition of the Seven Church Ages by I forget (I believe he was a Pentecostal), The book of Enoch and Cold Case: Evidence in the Bible...
lol just bored sharing my book shelf of some of my literature...

The bottom one is a full encyclopedia that I prefer first over the online Wikipedia...
I have a huge hoard of Catholic books I inherited through my Grandma but I rarely read them because for the most part they are about hell and purgatory and my gosh does she have much of them... MC if you lived in the states I would mail you the 10 hardcore Catholic books I'm too scared to read them

I rarely buy books unless I have a gift card. I usually have 2 or 3 books from the library though at any one time