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[close] (Name inspired by the book I'm currently writing.) The Lightkeepers is a group for anyone who loves Jesus! This is a place to talk about books, music, faith, and way more! We also will do Bible studies every once in a while.

[close] Welcome to Christian Books — A Community for Readers Who Love God's Word This is a warm and friendly space for Christian readers, Bible lovers and anyone who wants to grow closer to God through the power of books. Whether you enjoy daily devotionals, Bible study guides, Christian living books, inspirational non-fiction, Christian fiction, faith-based journals, activity books or anything in between — you are in the right place. Here you can share the Christian books that have changed your life, recommend new releases worth reading, discuss passages of scripture that moved you, ask for suggestions for your next great faith-filled read and connect with other believers who share your love of Christian literature. We believe that reading good Christian books is one of the most powerful ways to deepen your faith, strengthen your walk with God, learn the Bible more deeply and grow as a follower of Jesus. From classic Christian titles to brand new releases, from heavyweight theology to gentle daily devotionals, from Bible study workbooks to Christian living guides — all of it has a home here.

[close] Gerfarer is the pen name of the author of The Abbot of Morpheus. He is a middle-aged male, who lives at the intersection of certain coordinates on the globe. He drinks tea with a few squeezes of lemon and three sugars in the morning and listens to podcasts before going to sleep in the night. He breaks down everything and then helps you to rebuild it back together and encourages you to discern for yourself. Gerfarer offers a fresh line of questioning and answering which would be interesting to curious people who are seeking liberation.

[close] The best books about Atheism are, in my opinion, the ones by Paulo Bittencourt: “Wasting Time on God” and “Liberated from Religion”. Unlike Dawkins, Hitchens and Harris, who have never been believers in God, Paulo Bitencourt speaks from experience: he was an Evangelical and studied Theology to be a pastor.