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It can be anything from War and Peace to The Cat in the Hat to the Holy Bible, anytime from yesterday to years ago. Just say which one it was, if you remember.
As for me, I've been reading this one lately about a commie glownoob spy in viet nam. It's pretty good. I've been trying to read more books lately so i can stop being dummyed. I like history, so i've been getting into historical fiction

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ALSO, what's your favorite book mine is this one because the main character is literally me (autistic incel)
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I'm on page 129 of picrel, great insightful book yet I made the foolish mistake of reading it without the necessary prior knowledge of similar denominations and biblical text so it has left me a tad stumped on occasion. The whole thought process behind the topic caught my interest so I bought the recommended beginning point from the Gnosis Society Library webpage, once I finish this book I may read segments from my copy of the NIVUK Bible which has been collecting dust since I bought it to study for a religion exam last year if I feel like it, no promises. (Yes, I'm aware you can't get muh gnosis from reading accounts and the like.)
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I'm on page 129 of picrel, great insightful book yet I made the foolish mistake of reading it without the necessary prior knowledge of similar denominations and biblical text so it has left me a tad stumped on occasion. The whole thought process behind the topic caught my interest so I bought the recommended beginning point from the Gnosis Society Library webpage, once I finish this book I may read segments from my copy of the NIVUK Bible which has been collecting dust since I bought it to study for a religion exam last year if I feel like it, no promises. (Yes, I'm aware you can't get muh gnosis from reading accounts and the like.)
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Finished this months ago, lame and gay. New-age baloney.
 
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https://bestiary.ca/etexts/morley-history-of-reynard-the-fox.pdf
Huge surprise to all I'm aware, but I read the text above during downtime at work over the summer. The literary cycle itself has left many small impacts in many unexpected areas due to its popularity around medieval Europe and even today, if minor, which was the sole reason that I decided to read it in the first place. For example, the namesakes of Reynard and Bruin became terms for “fox” in French and “bear” in English respectively, although the latter only as an alternative rather than the standard.

The settings, characters and plots are very much of their time, it makes for a good read if you are interested in and familiar with the court system, which I am not. The various court scenes were exceedingly captivating even for the likes of myself. The who, what, why's and hows all build up over time, and with nothing but wit Reynard wiggles out from public hanging, even when mere seconds away from the hanging. Despite the weight of such an event, he continues with his ways before being dragged back once more by those who he later turned against the king, despite those same people having witnessed his murders and fabrications with their own eyes repeatedly. I can see the cause behind the cycles aforementioned popularity in medieval Europe and even today and I can't recommend someone read it enough if anything I've stated has snagged any interest. Something like that, yeah.

To summarize the message and purpose to those who couldn't care less:
Do not be deceived by the cunning, perfidious and duplicitous. Learn to recognize said attributes and resist against them.
 
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I'm on page 129 of picrel, great insightful book yet I made the foolish mistake of reading it without the necessary prior knowledge of similar denominations and biblical text so it has left me a tad stumped on occasion. The whole thought process behind the topic caught my interest so I bought the recommended beginning point from the Gnosis Society Library webpage, once I finish this book I may read segments from my copy of the NIVUK Bible which has been collecting dust since I bought it to study for a religion exam last year if I feel like it, no promises. (Yes, I'm aware you can't get muh gnosis from reading accounts and the like.)
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Gnosticism is a bunch of cacaot bullshit

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Finished this months ago, lame and gay. New-age baloney.
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kek sorry i didnt see your second comment

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im trying to learn more about history and i think this is an alright way to start
 
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