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FeedbackSpecific642 t1_j29iilx wrote
Reply to comment by showmeurknuckleball in 4chan /lit/'s 2022 top 100 books of all time by pizzapastamix
My absolute favourite part of the bible is the bit where Moses is leading his people through the desert for years. Due to lack of food, water and because of sickness a lot of them start dying. They petition Moses to go and have a word with God for some relief which he duly does. Following their conversation God is so angry at the ingratitude of the people that he sends a load of fiery serpents to smite even more of them.
I found that bit hilarious. As if people who were dying in agony from the fiery serpents would die thinking, “Remember the good times when we only died from thirst, hunger and disease?”
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I read a lot, every type of book. I read Leaders Eat Last by Simon Sinek and found out all the toxic shit my boss was doing with me. Got reallocated to a different supervisor and the original one left the company less than two years later. Every book I read has something to teach me if I pay attention.
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Have you read Available by Laura Friedman Williams?
FeedbackSpecific642 t1_j2fga8q wrote
Reply to comment by BIGMIKE6888 in 4chan /lit/'s 2022 top 100 books of all time by pizzapastamix
Bible 2, we’ve taken the bits you like and made more of those and the bits you weren’t so fond of, out they went.
If you didn’t have religion basically beaten into you from your earliest days, no-one would fall for any of it.