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What NON-FICTION Are You Reading?

Discussion in 'Booktalk' started by Mathetais, May 1, 2001.

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  1. Rangstrom Gems: 2/31
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    Singh's books on Fermat's Last Theorem and breaking codes--including the enigma machine used by the Germans (The Code Book). Both are fun and do not require any advanced math skills.
     
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    [​IMG] I think i did only read 2 books that where non fiction: Mein Kampf and the satanic bible.

    I did like mein Kampf (If you don't think about the horror things that guy did in the war, that was sick!),It showed how twisted Adolf's mind was, did any of you read it? If you write things like that, how can you become the master of germany? But as a book, I enyoded it, you should really read it!

    About the Satanic Bible, I think it's more fair than the original bible, the original is written as a bedtime story and that is sick, since churces are using it for a religeon! The Satanic bible tells about a way of living, and I agree to most of it! Still I can't "Wordship"Satan, since I can't believe in him! Still it's great to read. I talked with a real satanist, and she didn't agree with as many parts as I did :)!

    ~Read them both!

    {Edit: And of course I did read some books about witchcraft and tarot and other things, is Ocult the right word?}



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    SleepleSS, May 4, 2002
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    i read the book of five rings by miyamoto musashi (bantam translation) periodically. popular science books (e.g. dawkins) are also a part of my regular non-fiction literary diet.
     
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