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2 comments:
Aww, to bad it's over, it would have been fun to discuss, maybe we should do one on this blog.
Why not? I for one will be very interested to hear your insights, questions, and comments. Anyway, discussions on REAL books are never "over" - they just move to a different location. Aren't we still discussing Homer's works, some 2500 years later? How about the Phantom Tollbooth? And even the Bible? Look at what St. John said: "the whole world isn't big enough to put all the books that could be written about Jesus." OK, not quite - for he said it in Greek, and he actually said "kosmos" which is lots bigger than the earth - so you see, there's still plenty of room.
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