What are some good books for bloomers?
What are some good books for bloomers?
Jackson Allen
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Caleb Robinson
The Qur'an
>But when I entered the chapels and listened to the ministers, the regeneration I sought didn’t happen. Christian voices sounded all too agreeable and compromising. I wanted something stronger, something that didn’t bargain with secularism. I found it in Islam.
David Lopez
The Koran
Brayden Collins
al-quran
Kevin Garcia
The Quran
Jack Hernandez
hehe that looks like a dick and balls
Mason Watson
can recommend the Quran
Bentley Miller
Unironically Kant's 3 Critiques
Jace Mitchell
the "holy" book of islam
Chase King
Cioran unironically
Kevin Robinson
Oh stop it with that garbage.
Cameron Morris
Positive ontology gang: Spinoza, Nietzsche, Bergson, Deleuze
Tyler Cook
The very hungry caterpillar, but unironically
Daniel Campbell
of course Quran good friendo
Caleb Reed
For me it was the Qūr'an
Simply put only boomers who have been brainwashed will disagree
Justin Brooks
>Spinoza
Based
David Bailey
Philosophy: Who Needs It
Adam Perry
Islam will make you miserable, once the initial conversion high wears off.
Ethan Mitchell
cringe, trying too hard
Jacob Reyes
Aristotle, Goethe
Jackson Martinez
— «THE DARK NIGHT OF THE SOUL» BY JUAN DE LA CRUZ.
— «LITTLE FLOWERS» OF SAN FRANCISCO DE ASÍS.
— «MEMOIRS OF JEANNE D'ARC SURNAMED LA PUCELLE D'ORLEANS; WITH THE HISTORY OF HER TIMES» BY WILLIAM HENRY, AND JOHN J WRIGHT.
— «LIFE OF SAINT CATHERINE OF ALEXANDRIA» BY JOHN CAPGRAVE.
— «AUTOBIOGRAPHY» BY SAN IGNACIO DE LOYOLA.
— «SPIRITUAL EXERCISES» BY SAN IGNACIO DE LOYOLA.
— «PISTIS SOPHIA».
Noah Garcia
Bentley Thomas
The Ascent of Mount Carmel is good too. I also really love Saint John's poems
Charles Brown
I'd love to see this as a Venn diagram. I feel like Tale of Two Cities would be dead center.
Colton Ward
>his people
what did he mean by this