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rereading this to jog my memory for book two

rereading this to jog my memory for book two

Christians, by and large, tend to adopt an anthropocentric (humancentric) perspective of the universe that places man, like the axle of a wheel, at the center of all things. In this view, man is both the principal protagonist of creation and its primary purpose. All other sentient creatures in created order are ancillary characters in the story of mankind.

These idiots can barely walk and breathe at the same time, yet you’re relying on them to keep you safe. I’d say that’s risky.”

The skull should probably be the main hero of this story. At this rate I'm bound to die of laughter

that skull is growing on me

It's being a while

Brilliant.

"Hell is where I will stay, my love."
"Would that I could give you Heaven instead."
"You have."

Brethren, we are about to engage the enemy in the opening battle of what may be a long and terrible campaign. If we lose we will not be given any quarter. But if we win, as I know we will, it will shape our existences forever. Each and every one of you bears within him the past we once cherished. When we unsheathe our weapons let us remember the angels we once were but fight like the demons we are

Brethren, we are about to engage the enemy in the opening battle of what may be a long and terrible campaign. If we lose we will not be given any quarter. But if we win, as I know we will, it will shape our existences forever. Each and every one of you bears within him the past we once cherished. When we unsheathe our weapons let us remember the angels we once were but fight like the demons we are

Rereading

Rereading my own books

I'm liking this book

My brother recommended this book some years back. Let's see if he was right

The Shade men were monsters who would maim, torture, and murder to get what they wanted—and I had to start treating them as such. Only monsters could stop monsters. Oh, my poor humanity


I can only guess what Michael will do

History is defined by moments. Moments of bravery. Moments of foolishness. Moments of compassion. Moments of hate. These moments are impossible to identify when they happen, and usually only seen in hindsight.

This book is something else