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The Da Vinci Code (Robert Langdon, #2)

by Dan Brown (Goodreads Author)

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Duncan Horne said: " Absolutely loved reading The Da Vinci Code! I have gone on to re-read it a number of times and never seem to get bored by it. The plot can become a little complicated but it is great storytelling. I love the combination of mathematics, science, art a ...more "

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— Nov 13, 2025 05:26PM

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Doctrine and Covenants

by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

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The Secret of Secrets (Robert Langdon, #6)

by Dan Brown (Goodreads Author)

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“No one who believes that Jesus died for man can doubt the validity and efficacy of vicarious ministration.”
― JAMES TALMAGE

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“It is well to know that prayer is not compounded of words, words that may fail to express what one desires to say, words that so often cloak inconsistencies, words that may have no deeper source than the physical organs of speech, words that may be spoken to impress mortal ears. The dumb may pray, and that too with the eloquence that prevails in heaven. Prayer is made up of heart throbs and the righteous yearnings of the soul, of supplication based on the realization of need, of contrition and pure desire.”
― James E. Talmage, Jesus The Christ -

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Book of Mormon Book Club — 33 members — last activity Apr 08, 2023 09:26AM
Today, what’s the purpose of scripture, of a word from God? Billions of Muslims, Christians, Jews, and Hindus, among others, rely on the revealed word Today, what’s the purpose of scripture, of a word from God? Billions of Muslims, Christians, Jews, and Hindus, among others, rely on the revealed word of God to guide their lives. From media portrayals of our world, it would be hard to pick this idea out. Popular culture wants to make religion irrelevant. Movies and TV shows mock God and mock believers, often portraying religious people as over-zealous, ignorant, bigoted, and naive. Or, there’s no reference to God whatsoever. Do we live in a universe without God? What is the purpose of life? Can we only trust what we can see with our eyes and hear with our ears? Is there something more that calls to us from beyond the limits of our understanding? Do we trust facts alone or is there a hybrid kind of knowing that allows faith and reason to co-exist and lead us on to greater truths? The Book of Mormon is a book of scripture read by Latter-day Saints worldwide, along with the Bible and other modern scripture. People read the Book of Mormon because it answers their questions about the purpose of life. It imparts what they believe to be God-given knowledge about the way the world works, about God’s love for His children, and about their divine destinies. Its central message is that Jesus Christ is the Savior of the world and that God knows His children and speaks to them today. You don’t need to be a scholar to read the Book of Mormon. Although after decades of ignoring the book, universities have begun teaching the book as part of the American scriptural canon, and considering its literary value alongside American masterpieces such as Moby Dick and Ben Hur. You don’t even need to be a believer to read it. The Book of Mormon is unique among books, though, in that it contains answers to some of life’s most pressing questions: Is there a God? Why is religion important? Why should I pray? It’s a book we all should be paying attention to. This virtual book club takes place on Goodreads, Instagram (@bom.book.club), and YouTube. Like and subscribe! ...more

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Unofficial) — 43 members — last activity Sep 21, 2024 09:19AM
This is a group for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons) or other individuals interested in reading and disucssing lit ...more

The Da Vinci Code Readalong #DaVinciCodeReadalong — 238 members — last activity Dec 07, 2022 11:54AM
This March, I will be hosting a readalong of Dan Brown's classic The Da Vinci Code. Please do join in if you would like to read this book or learn a b ...more

Harry Potter — 16951 members — last activity 17 hours, 51 min ago
We're fans of Rowling's series because we know that it is more than just a children's fantasy story. ...more