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mmm, I found the Bible itself to be nothing spectacular but I have found myself liking specific verses and books that I think make profound statements.

 

I also find the gnostic readings of the Bible quite interesting.

 

Alternatively, I also like the Jewish readings and interpretations of the inconsistencies within the Old Testament.

 

At school, you get taught in two ways: there's either one correct reading of a text or that a piece of literature/art has no meaning until it is read. Depending on what school you went to the emphasis shifts between the two. That said, Shakespeare becomes someone you either love or hate when you get accquainted with his work. THere's no real fence sitting on it. There are plenty of other books I'd prefer to read but I can't say I hate Bill's works. I do, however, love the list of words he's created razz

 

http://www.nosweatshakespeare.com/resources/shakespeare-words.htm

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Originally Posted By: thursday
I bet a lot of people hate being stupid


I wouldn't know, thursday. Most of them seem to think they're fairly smart. Comes as a shock to find the truth, don't you find? banner party
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