I am from texas. I have a mother who is a doctor. I care for animals.  I have a father he is a fireman. I have no siblings. I read.
I live in a city. I read and do pilates. I read novels. I have a brother. I walk to work.
Well, tell me what new novel have you started this week? I actually ended up reading the Bible this week, starting out in Genesis. Have you ever read it? I've read part of it. Once I also thought I'd read it straight through starting from Genesis. I didn't get too far before the stories got so violent I was grossed out and put it down forever. Have you ever read the non-canon books? I've read some of Enoch but I don't really have any interest in them. I haven't found the Bible too gross. The movies on TV are worse lol I disagree completely! How far did you get? I was going to tell you bring up the grossest one I read, the one that made me question why people would follow that religion, but I don't want to spoil anything for you! I read the Gospel of Judas. I want to read the Book of Enoch next. Honestly, I felt like the Gospel of Judas made the whole thing make a lot more sense. It really helped me understand and have perspective on these super violent stories! I've read bits and pieces over time, so spoil away! This week I got to Kings. I think there's a lot of thing that have strengthened my faith through reading the Bible. There's so many valuable lessons to be found its an endless source of wisdom. I guess I'll consider reading Judas, but I always like to look into background information about the books first. Thanks for the idea.  I agree, it is very important to look into the background of the books. I've been watching a lot of youtube videos tracing the original writer of each of the New Testament (Canon) books. So, I take those histories with a grain of salt. I don't know how many people are fact checking on YouTube. I think the Gospel of Judas was found with the dead sea scrolls. But then, did you hear about the Gospel of Mary? Yes I have. Haven't read it though. I'd like to get a copy of that book the Dead Sea Scrolls. Have you read that? I'm curious what kind of information they have in there. I'm pretty positive the Gospel of Judas was one of the scrolls found in that cave. I don't know about the book of Enoch or the Gospel of Mary. But the Gospel of Mary is very short. It's not actually written by a Mary. It's just a scrap of scroll that says something about Mary, Jesus' betrothed, or some other word meaning his beloved wife! Wouldn't that shake the world! But it turned out to be a forgery. haha Yeah that's not surprising. Jesus is God in physical form so He wouldn't take a human wife. That's like marrying your own children which is straight up Deuteronomy/Leviticus unbiblical.  Hahahaha!! That was an excellent joke! The laws reference was on point. I enjoyed it very much. Which is your favorite Bible book so far? Honestly its so hard to narrow it down. The epicness of God bringing Moses and his people out of Egypt through walls of water, marching around Jericho to make a city crumble, oh and how did I almost forget the flood. Like literally God being so frustrated with humanity being like little children who won't obey the rules so he's like you're all done--but then God creates Noah because He knows all this will take place and Noah and his family become redeemers for the entire planet. The miracles and wonders of God put me in awe when I read them. 