Has anyone read this book

[Thodian]

 

[DrRodger]

No.

 

[soapbubble]

Never even heard of it until now

 

[romanstock]

It's just some fag talking shit.

 

[user242]

looks gay

 

[NoidFiggerJew67]

nigga thinks we read books. ts aint school lil nga i aint ever read a book i wasnt forced too and even then i aint read that shit

 

[Thodian]

It's just some fag talking shit.

More insight?

looks gay

user242​

Iron​

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nigga thinks we read books. ts aint school lil nga i aint ever read a book i wasnt forced too and even then i aint read that shit

What other types of media do u consume

 

[GrandInquisitor]

No. Have you? What’s it about?

 

[IronMike]

nearly 10 posts in and OP still hasnt said anything about the synopsis holy shit

 

[Thodian]

No. Have you? What’s it about?

Na Google desc

Key Themes of the Book

• • Motive as the Key: Hall argues that the fundamental difference between white and black magic is the practitioner's intention. [1]
  • White Magic: Defined as serving humanity and aligning oneself with the divine plan through sacrifice and service.
  • Black Magic: Defined as serving the self and perverting spiritual forces for personal gain, which damages the spirit and leads to the loss of the soul. [1]
  • Nature of Evil: Hall rejects the idea of the Devil as a literal person, instead describing evil as a principle of perversion or misuse of natural forces.

 

[Thodian]

nearly 10 posts in and OP still hasnt said anything about the synopsis holy shit

Na Google desc

Key Themes of the Book

• • Motive as the Key: Hall argues that the fundamental difference between white and black magic is the practitioner's intention. [1]
  • White Magic: Defined as serving humanity and aligning oneself with the divine plan through sacrifice and service.
  • Black Magic: Defined as serving the self and perverting spiritual forces for personal gain, which damages the spirit and leads to the loss of the soul. [1]
  • Nature of Evil: Hall rejects the idea of the Devil as a literal person, instead describing evil as a principle of perversion or misuse of natural forces.

 

[GrandInquisitor]

Na Google desc

Key Themes of the Book

• • Motive as the Key: Hall argues that the fundamental difference between white and black magic is the practitioner's intention. [1]
  • White Magic: Defined as serving humanity and aligning oneself with the divine plan through sacrifice and service.
  • Black Magic: Defined as serving the self and perverting spiritual forces for personal gain, which damages the spirit and leads to the loss of the soul. [1]
  • Nature of Evil: Hall rejects the idea of the Devil as a literal person, instead describing evil as a principle of perversion or misuse of natural forces.

Doesn’t seem too interesting to me. I have a huge list of shit to read this would be last.

 

[Thodian]

Doesn’t seem too interesting to me. I have a huge list of shit to read this would be last.

What are some of the books you've already read that are up there in ur ranking