Religious Fiction

[close] Do you know of any good Christian books? Feel free to recommend them even if you are the author. Fiction, nonfiction or ebooks are fine.

[close] Faith Reads is an online book club dedicated to reading and discussing books from various beliefs systems.

[close] The Thotiannas are a Superior race who stand next to the equally superior race of Senderbergers. Join us as we enter the exciting world of Thotianna Book reviews and Senderbergers Rhubarb recipes. Shot out to Regina Thotianna for being the OG good reads shishter. She was the first of all the Thotiannas to join good reads, and the first to introduce it to the Senderbergers family. Also Joseph Thotianna would like me to mention that he believes everyone should bow and submit to the God we like to call Big Thot. Enjoy books, eat Rhubarb, and remember that corn is a big part of us all and that we're aMAZEing.

[close] All around the globe, people are looking forward to a future of world peace, world unity and progress for all. For many, this hope centres around the coming the great World Redeemer of mankind—possibly in our time given the unsettling events rapidly unfolding all over the place. And it is not only Christians who are looking to the “Second Coming” to fulfil this expectation. Believers of all other faiths have expectations of a similar kind. So it is that the Buddhists are looking forward to meeting their Fifth Buddha, otherwise known as Maitreya; the Hindus expect to welcome their Kalki Avatar; the Jews are praying for the coming of their Messiah; while the Muslims await their Prophet Issa preceded by the Mahdi, and the Zoroastrians their Shah Bahram; etc. Down the ages, man-made dogmas and clergy-inspired doctrines have been formulated, in all sects and religions, to address this theme. Undoubtedly, the arts can also play a useful role in further exploring this important subject and in helping all to gain alternative insights into every aspect of this monumental event. Readers in this group should be able to find artistic publications (drama, fiction, graphic novels, picture books, poetry, short stories, etc.) dedicated solely or in part to exploring this theme.