Just noticing now that I have both Karl Marx' Capital and the King James Bible on the Fiction shelves of my library.
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For various reasons, I've long wanted to hate Starbucks Coffee, more specifically the retail chain and not their coffee itself, but have...
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A couple weeks ago, I had some plumbers over to my house to fix a leak apparently coming from beneath my refrigerator. It turned out that, ...
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It's not completely unfitting as the Bible does obviously contain many made up stories, fantasies, exaggerations, metaphors and parables. A lot of the old testament and Revelation especially. Revelation reads like Lord of the Rings, or like it was written by somebody on a mushroom trip. It's mind boggling that people buy into it as some future reality that will come to pass. It's really unfortunate how certain books in the Bible were included along with what is otherwise quite a spiritual text. Millions of people have been spiritually duped and led astray from the True Path (or "God" if you will) as a consequence.
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