Well seeing the speed with which topics develop

[Archaea]

don't forget to keep mentioning books for future review.

Ones that come to mind include David Parker's book about the Gospels, and Avraham Gileadi's book The Last Days: Types and Shadows from the Bible and the Book of Mormon, which is obviously a different bent than what we've been discussing.

If anybody has an interest in reading Gadamer's Truth and Method, I'm game.

Again, I'm not that well-read, so whatever your smart guys and gals want.

BTW, what comments do the rest of you have on our current book, Misquoting?

I haven't heard much commentary. Soliloquies are somewhat dull.

[BarbaraGordon]

Originally Posted by Archaea

BTW, what comments do the rest of you have on our current book, Misquoting?

Archaea, you understand the rest of us haven't had time to procure a copy quite yet?

[creekster]

Originally Posted by BarbaraGordon

Archaea, you understand the rest of us haven't had time to procure a copy quite yet?

No kidding. Can a guy buy the first book before we start looking for others?

[Archaea]

Sorry, my bad. I was already planning my next set of reads. Unfortunately, I don't hear a lot of people dying to read Gadamer. One of these days I'll trick my kids into it. Just watch. I put a picture of a soldier on it, telling the boys it's a fancy war story. And they'll keep waiting to see if it is. I just need some smart people to interpret it for me, to keep the method.