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Sol Golden solgolden30bc — While I agree with Ruether on her social aims, I almost completely disagree with the way she goes about it. To me Ruether is not speaking for a progressive kind of Catholicism, but that Catholicism imitate progressivism. "The world is such," she says, "therefore the Church should be such." She speaks as if the Church can or could merely operate upon the whims of democracy or whatever is in fashionable taste at the time. Yet, when she speaks of the Second Iraq War, the desiderata is no longer what the public wants ("we want war!") but now the traditional teachings of the Church must be invoked to stem the influence of opinion. Simply, Ruether is guilty of a great deal of hypocrisy and secular dealings. It is not, and I repeat, it is not because of the things she is fighting for. Those are good things. Her flaw is the foundation upon which she bases them.

Rabar Ruxzayî _abar_uxzayi — My general review of the Wayfarer Redemption series: A lot of prophecy-based fantasy I've read revolves around good overcoming evil, usually with relatively little in the way of serious struggle or loss. The Wayfarer Redemption series blows that approach out of the water. These books are gritty, gruesome, graphic, intense and filled with content that will keep your blood stirred. The good guys fall short of grace, the bad guys are misunderstood and the most redeemable, punished and flawless character in the book lives with the worst fate of the entire planet. You can't help but invest in these characters, share their joy, rage at their hardships and it keeps you always guessing on your toes. I've read few other books that do as good a job making sure the good side takes as many hits in the struggle as the bad guys do which makes it feel more realistic. I highly recomend this series to a mature audience of sci-fi, fantasy authors that are looking for something really different.

Andrey Baranov and911 — Don't know if I can recommend this to anyone as I feel like you either like Chuck Palahniuk or you don't. This is his 4th book I have read and I haven't yet gotten tired of his distinct writing style. I thought it was great but I think this is an incredibly subjective writer and definitely not loved by everyone.

Guopeng Xue jayplay — like Sedaris, short stories that are hilarious. but here, each chapter is about some rant the author goes on about save by the bell or something. too, too funny

Hikikomo Lee hikikomolee7dd8 — A fascinating book on WWII history and the 101st Airborn group. I know there are many derivate stories from this group and the moniker of "Band of Brothers" is used in many places, so I wanted to really understand what it was all about. This is not a novel it is a kind of travelogue of what all they did. They don't sugar coat anything and it sure made me grateful for the people that went to such great lengths to defend our freedom. I wonder if there are young men out there in our times that could rise to the occasions that these young men did. These men put up with so much while in war but grew up with so little. I wonder if we growing up in so much plenty can deal hard situation when being used to having an excess.