Tư Duy Logích, Biện Chứng Và Hệ Thống tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Green Primate _reen_rimate — is there something i'm missing here? more fantasies about disaffected pretty gay boys doing drugs and having sex to cartoonish degrees. when i say that i mean EVERY character is gay, EVERY character does drugs, and EVERY character thinks about nothing but sex. CONSTANTLY. i don't get it. to me these characters are unrealistic and unrelatable. this book is better than Guide and i should say that Cooper is not without flair. he has a knack for cadence and pace and his imagery is rather vivid. he also has enough sense to keep the book under 150 pages, making the thing just shy of barely bearable. 0 for 2 Mr. Cooper.

Sebastian Arango rompetelcuero — So far this book is a bit dense and feels scattered. I guess it's because there are two authors and they alternate chapters - each posing different sides to each argument. I dunno, I feel like I get so lost in the verbose text that I keep missing the point each person is making. I don't want fall into the trap of making assumptions or passing judgment about the state of either person's beliefs regarding the Prophet Jesus (Isa alay'his-salaam), so I'll stop here, but I might have to give this another go when I have more time to sit down and read it more carefully. Oh, and the other thing the authors do with this book is that they both make assumptions that the reader is already well-versed in the history of the compilation of the Bible and the various gospels. They don't really explain some of the terms - I guess because they assume only Christian theology students would ever pick up this text!

Ashley Dieckmann littleashleydesigns — One of the best King books I have read in quite awhile. Really enjoyed the first 2/3 of the book. Actually one of the milder books of King's I have read as far as gore, terror, etc goes.