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 have read part of the Bible, starting with Genesis, but found the stories to be too violent. I don't understand why people follow the Bible. I have read the Gospel of Judas. I want to read the Book of Enoch. I am almost positive the Gospel of Judas was found on a scroll in the Dead Sea. I think it is important to read about the background of books. I watch Youtube videos that trace the original writers of the Canon books. I don't think people fact check Youtube. I am not religious. I like the historical context behind the bible. I find it difficult to read the old testament due to the violence.
I live in a city. I read and do pilates. I read novels. I have a brother. I walk to work. I am reading the Bible this week, starting with Genesis. I am not interested in non-canon books, like the Enoch. I think movies on TV are more violent than the Bible. I am going to read Kings this week. I find that my faith is strengthened through the Bible because it is an endless source of wisdom. I like to look at the background of books before reading them. I have heard about the Gospel of Mary. I would like copies of the books that were found on the Dead Sea scrolls. I am in awe of the miracles of God. I grew up religious. I found different religious beliefs as I got older. I recently read a book called Gospel of Mary. One of my favorite hobbies is to read. I have read a ton about buddhism this year. I like to read novels. I enjoy reading spiritual texts because it shows how the world has been shaped and for self reflection.
I read this really cool novel that I think you would really like.  Oh, neat.  Tell me about it. Parable of the Sower. Have you heard of it? It's quite spiritual. No, I've never heard of it.  Who's it by and what's it about? Octavia Butler is the author, and I don't want to give away too much, but it's kind of an apocalypse story. But a hopeful one! That sounds interesting.  I'll definitely look it up and give it a try.  A hopeful apocalypse story sounds like it could be really fascinating. I think you'll love it. As I said, it's very spiritual, and although of course it has a lot of death and violence because of the genre, the theme is really original. It does sound intriguing.  Where did you hear about it? Someone recommended it on Twitter a long time ago but I'm just getting around to reading it recently. Glad I remembered to look it up. Was it someone on Twitter that you know personally or just a random tweet that caught your attention?  I've never really paid attention to suggestions online from people I don't know decently. It was a celebrity, if I recall correctly. Might have been John Green. Seems like the kind of thing he would like. That's interesting.  Well if I end up liking this book I might start paying attention to other things that John Green recommends.