Flatterland - Ian Stewart

"The Screwtape Letters" - C.S. Lewis

Its a pretty cool book dealing with religion, and christianity and devils. It has some humor, and alot of irony, but its a pretty good book just to read and make your own decision on. Check out your local library to find it.

I thought you were doing your math, Cerebro.

I still pop in once in awhile. You on the IRC channel?

"Mathpower 12" - Alberta Learning

^ That provokes very evil thoughts in me. The diploma is tommorow.

by IPlural - 6/14/2004 8:44:18 PM Found thins link again just a bit ago... Linkfair warning, it isn't nice, it isn't funny and it isn't anything but what you take from it...

oops...

The link is to Johnny Got His Gun, not the whole book, but enough to let anyone know if they would want to read the whole book.

Personally I think it should be required reading...

Michael Collins Piper's The Final Judgment would be my choice.

Interesting read: http://karws.gso.uri.edu/JFK/Critical_Summaries/Books/Piper_responds.html

Joshua Then and Now - Mordecai Richler

Self Reliance- Emerson

My list (in no particular order)

- "Death Be Not Proud" by John Gunther
- "Watership Down" by Richard Adams
- "Trinity" and "Redemption" by Leon Uris
- "The Anzacs" by Patsy Adam Smith
- "Walden II" by B.F. Skinner
- "The Goal: A Process of Ongoing Improvement" by Eliyahu M Goldratt, Jeff Cox
- "The Lion" (2 vols) by William Manchester
- "The Death of a President (November 20-25, 1963)" by William Manchester
- "The God Game" by Andrew M. Greeley
- Almost anything written by Elie Wiesel, but especially "Night"

A clockwork orange...not so much the book itself but I wonder about the author...how does someone even concoct a book like that?(he practically invented a new language)

I'm outta here - while I still have some happy thoughts going for me.

A few of mine:

Karl Popper - "The open society and it's enemies".
Douglas Hofstadter - "Godel, Escher, and Bach".
John Gribben - "The search for Schroedinger's kittens".
Ludwig von Mises - "The Anti-Capitalistic Mentality".
Virginia Postrel - "The future and it's enemies".

Lots more, but these are some of my favorites
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The Late Great Planet Earth by Hal Lindsey

Bible