@@BookZealots I have thoroughly enjoyed it and reorder often. It has become the only coffee I buy. Mostly whole bean and ground myself. Excited to try his new addition he mentions in the video. Be well!
Congratulations! Reviving classical education is really something which needs more attention. Channels like this and Ralston College give me hope. Thanks for all the amazing videos and looking forward to an ever better year!
Congratulations and thank you ! You have made a great impact on the World and all over the World in just one year Rob. I now know of 4 more people who are starting your series in Australia. Loving what you are doing, and bringing the experience of classical education is one of the most important things that has happened on the internet. GOD Bless you and GOD Bless this wonderful series "The Cause". Although some are keen to dive into your series on the fiction, I am looking forward to the comparison of the Revolutions ! What an exciting time ahead we can all have something to look forward to ! This is the best of "classical education" but now with a wonderful Mentor that we can all enjoy all around the World. You are a Great Blessing to the World. Thank you.
Congratulations Rob on achieving the one year mark! I’m glad to have found your channel and look forward to your future videos. I’m not a coffee drinker, but I do enjoy your videos over a good mug of tea! Here’s a toast to a successful future for you!
I truly appreciate the kind words my friend! I enjoy tea as well so I do not hold that against you in any way! Haha Thanks for watching and stay blessed!
I'm SO looking forward to the fiction series! I just finished 1984 for the first time and hoped to re-read Animal Farm this year. Can't wait to hear what the full list will be. Thank you for the wonderful videos! 😁👍
That is so great to hear. I humbly admit I did start this journey out rather selfishly wanting to just learn myself but I have learned so much from the comments and viewers as well. I honestly didn’t plan for this many people to care about the Harvard Classics and older works. I hope others gain as much as I do from this channel. I truly have appreciated your support and stay blessed my friend!
Dude! I remember watching your coffee company video way back in the day! Glad to see your channel has grown substantially since then. Stay blessed my friend and hope all has been well!
Knowing when you have too many irons in the fire is important. It appears you have done well regardless. I remember finding your channel in my Peter McKinnon watching days. Good times!
You bet my friend! I truly appreciate you being here and watching. Stay blessed! It’s been awhile since I read Brace New world but thinking back it will mean so much more if I read it today. Especially with the AI that is out now.
Well thanks so much for the kind words! I truly appreciate hearing that. I was up late last night working on the paradise lost video for this morning. It is a lot of work indeed and it is nice to hear people appreciate it. Thanks for watching and stay blessed my friend!
Been watching for a while and subscribed. Congrats & keeping'em coming. Your series on Harvard Classics got me looking for a set and today, I scored a complete set in blue on FB Marketplace. Thanks for spurring me into being in constant lookout.
Nice! Glad you found a set. I saw a blue set that I think was in Arkansas that is gone now. I wonder if that was it? Glad to have you here and thanks so much for subscribing. Stay blessed my friend!
Heck ya! Did you get a set of the entire Harvard classics? Of all the things I have spent money on in the past couple years these books have been the best investment. I truly hope you find that to be the same case. Welcome to Harvard my friend! Haha
Two books that may be a help for the reigning in the power of great literature may be, " The Educated Imagination" Northrop Frye, and C.S. Lewis' "Experiment in Critiscism"; both works touch on understanding story, myth, etc. Currently working through Lewis' work.
Thanks so much! I have read a couple by Lewis but not that one. I like his writing style. I will most definitely check them out! I still owe you a call! We need to make that happen. Well, I need to make that happen.
Congrats, Rob, on a successful year. You really have me interested in Paradise Lost. I've covered novels in our book club in a similar realm, such as Dante's Inferno, but have yet to add Paradise Lost to my personal canon of completed works. We are actually planning to read a Dystopian novel this coming February and have created a similar list to choose from. One that you did not mention that we are considering is We by the Russian novelist Yevgeny Zamyatin. He was an earlier writer in this genre and influenced the like of Orwell and Huxley. I just wanted to share this author with you in case he wasn't on your radar. Take care, Brother! 😊
I have not heard of that book or Author yet so thanks so much for sharing. I have a notebook I scribble them down. Sadly it feels up much faster than I can read! Haha I would highly recommend Paradise Lost. You have a been a supporter from the beginning my friend and I really appreciate it!
It is a lot of work keeping up this old channel but as long as people watch and engage I am going to keep at it. I love reading and I love hearing the perspectives others have. Definitely going to try and make it happen. Thanks again my friend!
@@The_Cause Loads of work in itself-and then especially so when your family is growing!! Huge congrats, Rob!! My wife and I have four kids as well-2 boys and 2 girls-and it’s just rich and wonderful and busy and crazy!!
It is truly the best of times. I was watching them run around in the rain thinking this is the best time to be alive. I wish many blessings for you and yours!
Mr. Hoorn here. Came for the content. Stayed for the magnificent voice. But in all seriousness, keep up the good stuff. I love the videos. Personally reading "How to Read and Why" by Harold Bloom, as well as a few other books. I hope to see you on LibraryThing soon. Regarding your goals, remember Antonin Sertillange's saying: "He who does not persevere, does not will; he only plans."
Ohh I love that quote. Haven’t heard it yet. I appreciate the kind words and really appreciate you being here. I have a book by Harold Bloom but it is not that one. I am going to have to check it out. Are you enjoying it?
@@The_Cause Yes I am. Some people say the title is inaccurate and should be "What to Read and Why"... I disagree. It does go into the how of reading... Just not the how like Adler & van Doren do. I think the primary distinction between the two books is that Adler & van Doren cover the technical how, while Bloom covers the soul's how... How to gain enjoyment out of reading, the introspective and reflective parts of reading (reading is a mirror into your mind and thoughts). This doesn't make either of the books less valuable. They complement each other.
You've had a phenominal year! Well done. I'm looking forward to the coffee. You're making me read more books? Oh, good, it'll be awhile. I need to budget for these things. I thought I bought Paradise Lost and lo, come to find out, I did not. =P Looking forward to all of the future reading goals.
Well I am more than happy to have ya! This journey is one that gets boring if you walk it alone. Lol Truly appreciate you watching and stay blessed my friend!
Well done! Suggestion for the American Revolution series. It was not just a war between the colonists of North America and the English empire. It went far beyond just those two sides.
Yes indeed. I most definitely want to touch on that. Between the British, Loyalist Natives, and traitors amongst themselves I still can't wrap my head around how they pulled it off. There were so many moments where if even jus the weather would have been different, it would not have been successful. Can't wait for that one. Thanks for watching and stay blessed!
It would be great to hear your take on 1984. I read it last year and it frightened me then but terrifies me now with the new government here in the UK. The speed at which it is happening. As you said last week, now is the time to build a library, which makes me think of Fahrenheit 451.
Do you live in the UK? I imagine you do by your comment. I am blown away by what I am hearing about over there. I need to catch up on the new laws being announced over there. I truly hope you guys can figure it out. Something is working behind the scenes that I can’t put my finger on.
I've watched a few of your videos and can say when I see a guy with a beard and a camo hat talking philosophy, literature, and history, I am intrigued. When you said hunting season I realized I have found a kindred spirit.
I found you last week, i too found my public education lacking after reading founding father's own literature and traditional liberal writing like Rousseau and john stuart mill. I bought a Harvard book set off of ebay and should get it this week! Can't wait to go through it and comment on your old videos my thoughts!
No, thank YOU good sir. You are a fine representation of the fact that we ordinary men can become better thinkers and philosophers though our efforts and dedication. Keep up the amazing work. My reading path is not the exact same, but it is so exciting when they cross.
Re: dystopian novels H.G. Wells studied under T.H. Huxley and wrote the dystopian novel The Time Machine Aldous Huxley studied under Wells and wrote the dystopian novel Brave New World George Orwell studied under Aldous Huxley and wrote the dystopian novels 1984 and Animal Farm
Oh wow I did not know the history behind them. That’s cool! Thanks o much for sharing. I honestly have not read any HG Wells works. Might have to do that.
@The_Cause No problem. From what I've read, Wells I think was very pessimistic about the state of the world, but also seemed to think that the answer was more government. That may be an inexperienced assessment on my part, but just what I've gathered.
Milton is apparently a bad guy. I just found out. XD It sounds like future is bright on this channel. And I love it that you call 1984 as not that serious book. Yours is the channel I recommend the most to people. Continue making our day and our intellect just a little better with each video.
Milton has been good to me but he has ruined me! Haha I think it will be a fun series to read through 1984 and the others. I like most are short and can be listened to pretty easy for those who may not have the time to sit and read. You have been here awhile my friend so I truly appreciate the support over the past year!
I have added it to my notebook. I will most definitely look into that one. Love the book recommendations! Thanks so much for watching and stay blessed my friend!
Fahrenheit! Can't wait to see that video, no matter how long it'll be. If you decide on reading dystopians then you should definitely look into That Hideous Strength by C.S. Lewis. I know that's sort of plugging an author I love, but his dystopia is much more spiritual than 1984. Check it out if you can. Love and Peace.
I enjoy your work. If you a looking for a reading changeup to keep you Fresh Look into Elmer Kelton The Time it Never Rained The Man that Rode Midnight The Day the Cowboys Quit Honor at Daybreak quick reads that I have thought of over and over again as I go through my own journey reading the classic literature. Keep it up
It threw me for a loop as well. The ending was such a plot twist that, I had to set the book down and ponder it for a bit. Depressing and dark but… necessary. Thanks for watching!
I certainly wouldn't be complaining if you dipped into fiction. I think many great works of fiction have as much (or even more) substance as nonfiction. As your channel clearly focuses around, reading can be greatly beneficial to one's growth and thinking, but reading can also be a delight that one enjoys by reading something engrossing. A good story can do both of that. You should flip-flop between non-fiction and fiction series on books so you can balance it out (like do on classical education, dystopian fiction, history, myth, etc.)
That’s a good idea. I don’t really get burned out on reading in general but I will get burned out on genres for a short period if I do not switch it up. I like the idea of cycling through series. I may do that. Thanks for the watching my friend and stay blessed!
I have concluded most men , even some women, who love hunting have no emphaty and are more inclined to HATE human beings. Please give it some deep thought and observation.
Would you ever consider that maybe your view of hunting may be wrong? That is something to consider as well. We all grow up with different experiences and circumstances. To judge someone because of their culture can be seen as intolerant and that is usually where hate generates. Sometimes we may not fully understand the culture in which we judge. I am open to educate if needed. Thanks for watching and stay blessed my friend. I love you!
@@tjsurname119 It's the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. People confused the Latin word "malum" (evil) with the Latin word "malam" (apple). This mis-association only exists in Western Christianity, where Latin was the _lingua franca._ It's unknown in Eastern Christianity and in Judaism.
The greatest minds in history would disagree but I can see your point. One of Washington's favorite books was Don Quixote and Franklin liked Pilgrims Progress. All the great Generals of the past could quote the Odyssey and the Iliad because their characters were shaped by them. Add the Bible in and bam you have yourself a culture. Thanks so much for watching my friend and stay blessed!
Thank you all for the best year ever! This channel has been enjoyable and I owe it all to you! Have a blessed Tuesday!
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No thanks needed! We will all take coffee as payment!
@@RobPirieCedarOtaCoffee That must be some incredible coffee indeed. I'm looking foward to mine. first order and it should arrive this weekend.
@@BookZealots it is GREAT coffee
@@CheapSeats Uh-oh, is this going to create an addiction? 😂 I already have two; books and loose leaf tea.
@@BookZealots I have thoroughly enjoyed it and reorder often. It has become the only coffee I buy. Mostly whole bean and ground myself. Excited to try his new addition he mentions in the video. Be well!
Congratulations! Reviving classical education is really something which needs more attention. Channels like this and Ralston College give me hope. Thanks for all the amazing videos and looking forward to an ever better year!
Congratulations! Happy Anniversary!
I truly appreciate that my friend and thanks so much for watching!
Congratulations and thank you ! You have made a great impact on the World and all over the World in just one year Rob. I now know of 4 more people who are starting your series in Australia. Loving what you are doing, and bringing the experience of classical education is one of the most important things that has happened on the internet.
GOD Bless you and GOD Bless this wonderful series "The Cause". Although some are keen to dive into your series on the fiction, I am looking forward to the comparison of the Revolutions ! What an exciting time ahead we can all have something to look forward to !
This is the best of "classical education" but now with a wonderful Mentor that we can all enjoy all around the World. You are a Great Blessing to the World. Thank you.
Congratulations Rob on achieving the one year mark! I’m glad to have found your channel and look forward to your future videos. I’m not a coffee drinker, but I do enjoy your videos over a good mug of tea! Here’s a toast to a successful future for you!
I truly appreciate the kind words my friend! I enjoy tea as well so I do not hold that against you in any way! Haha Thanks for watching and stay blessed!
I'm SO looking forward to the fiction series! I just finished 1984 for the first time and hoped to re-read Animal Farm this year. Can't wait to hear what the full list will be.
Thank you for the wonderful videos! 😁👍
No problem at all! Glad you enjoyed it and thanks so much for watching. I am looking forward to that series as well. Stay blessed my friend!
You're a good man Rob, and your videos serve to advance your readers as well as yourself. The whole experience is a common journey for all of us.
That is so great to hear. I humbly admit I did start this journey out rather selfishly wanting to just learn myself but I have learned so much from the comments and viewers as well. I honestly didn’t plan for this many people to care about the Harvard Classics and older works. I hope others gain as much as I do from this channel. I truly have appreciated your support and stay blessed my friend!
@@The_Cause The videos are terrific and I always learn something from viewing them. Live long and prosper!
One year already. My how time flies. Have enjoyed your videos so much. Learned things also. Keep up the good work!!!!
Thanks so much! I have been learning right along with you all. It’s been a good year indeed. Thanks for following along my friend!
Love your videos brother. I'm glad to hear there are many more to come. Best of luck to you on youtube and this hunting season.
Dude! I remember watching your coffee company video way back in the day! Glad to see your channel has grown substantially since then. Stay blessed my friend and hope all has been well!
@@The_Cause That's awesome! Turned out that business wasn't my thing so I took a different path. Thank you man
Knowing when you have too many irons in the fire is important. It appears you have done well regardless. I remember finding your channel in my Peter McKinnon watching days. Good times!
Congrats on 1 year! It’s been great to listen and to learn from you.
Excited for more!
Truly appreciate the support my friend and thanks so much for watching! Stay blessed!
Thank you for a year of great videos!!! Love ‘em and look forward to more. 🙏🏼
Also Brave New World is one of my top 5 favorite books. I re-read once a year.
You bet my friend! I truly appreciate you being here and watching. Stay blessed!
It’s been awhile since I read Brace New world but thinking back it will mean so much more if I read it today. Especially with the AI that is out now.
@@The_Cause Exactly!
Rob, I am so glad I found you. Your content, perspective, humility, and dedication are inspiring. I've especially enjoyed Paradise Lost. Blessings!
Well thanks so much for the kind words! I truly appreciate hearing that. I was up late last night working on the paradise lost video for this morning. It is a lot of work indeed and it is nice to hear people appreciate it. Thanks for watching and stay blessed my friend!
Happy for you! Well done on the channel.
Thanks so much my friend! I truly appreciate the support. You have been here since the beginning it seems!
Keep going!
Yes indeed! That is the plan. Stay blessed my friend!
Congratulations on your accomplishment. I love what you are doing with your channel and I’m looking forward to them next chapter.
Thanks so much for the kind words! I am so happy to hear that. Thanks for watching!
Oh wow! That would be interesting! Looking at all the revolutionaries. From American, French, and Russian
I think it would be as well. They were all so different. It would be fun to compare the causes and success of each.
Congratulations! And blessings
Thank you so much! Really appreciate it!
Been watching for a while and subscribed. Congrats & keeping'em coming. Your series on Harvard Classics got me looking for a set and today, I scored a complete set in blue on FB Marketplace. Thanks for spurring me into being in constant lookout.
Nice! Glad you found a set. I saw a blue set that I think was in Arkansas that is gone now. I wonder if that was it? Glad to have you here and thanks so much for subscribing. Stay blessed my friend!
Congrats, thanks for the coffee and inspiration to buy my own harvard classics.
Heck ya! Did you get a set of the entire Harvard classics? Of all the things I have spent money on in the past couple years these books have been the best investment. I truly hope you find that to be the same case. Welcome to Harvard my friend! Haha
Outstanding 🎉
Thank you my friend!
Two books that may be a help for the reigning in the power of great literature may be, " The Educated Imagination" Northrop Frye, and C.S. Lewis' "Experiment in Critiscism"; both works touch on understanding story, myth, etc. Currently working through Lewis' work.
Thanks so much! I have read a couple by Lewis but not that one. I like his writing style. I will most definitely check them out! I still owe you a call! We need to make that happen. Well, I need to make that happen.
Congrats, Rob, on a successful year. You really have me interested in Paradise Lost. I've covered novels in our book club in a similar realm, such as Dante's Inferno, but have yet to add Paradise Lost to my personal canon of completed works.
We are actually planning to read a Dystopian novel this coming February and have created a similar list to choose from. One that you did not mention that we are considering is We by the Russian novelist Yevgeny Zamyatin. He was an earlier writer in this genre and influenced the like of Orwell and Huxley. I just wanted to share this author with you in case he wasn't on your radar. Take care, Brother! 😊
I have not heard of that book or Author yet so thanks so much for sharing. I have a notebook I scribble them down. Sadly it feels up much faster than I can read! Haha I would highly recommend Paradise Lost. You have a been a supporter from the beginning my friend and I really appreciate it!
Congrats. Well done.
Thanks so much! Truly appreciate it!
Your videos are amazing
Thanks so much! It really means a lot hearing that! Stay blessed brother!
Congrats, bro. Proud of ya. Learning from and with you, too. Be a blessing.
Always a blessing with you around my friend. I hope my old coworkers are treating you nicely! Hit me up next time you out here.
I would jump at the chance to read a series of important dystopian books with a group of likeminded readers! I hope that series comes together, Rob!
It is a lot of work keeping up this old channel but as long as people watch and engage I am going to keep at it. I love reading and I love hearing the perspectives others have. Definitely going to try and make it happen. Thanks again my friend!
@@The_Cause Loads of work in itself-and then especially so when your family is growing!! Huge congrats, Rob!! My wife and I have four kids as well-2 boys and 2 girls-and it’s just rich and wonderful and busy and crazy!!
It is truly the best of times. I was watching them run around in the rain thinking this is the best time to be alive. I wish many blessings for you and yours!
@@The_Cause Right back at you, Rob! Numbers 6:24-26
Way to go! Have enjoyed every minute
Glad to hear my friend! Truly appreciate you watching!
I love your video, continue the good work :D
Thanks
Thanks so much my friend! I will indeed. Stay blessed!
Mr. Hoorn here.
Came for the content. Stayed for the magnificent voice.
But in all seriousness, keep up the good stuff. I love the videos. Personally reading "How to Read and Why" by Harold Bloom, as well as a few other books. I hope to see you on LibraryThing soon.
Regarding your goals, remember Antonin Sertillange's saying: "He who does not persevere, does not will; he only plans."
Ohh I love that quote. Haven’t heard it yet. I appreciate the kind words and really appreciate you being here. I have a book by Harold Bloom but it is not that one. I am going to have to check it out. Are you enjoying it?
@@The_Cause Yes I am. Some people say the title is inaccurate and should be "What to Read and Why"... I disagree.
It does go into the how of reading... Just not the how like Adler & van Doren do.
I think the primary distinction between the two books is that Adler & van Doren cover the technical how, while Bloom covers the soul's how... How to gain enjoyment out of reading, the introspective and reflective parts of reading (reading is a mirror into your mind and thoughts).
This doesn't make either of the books less valuable. They complement each other.
You've had a phenominal year! Well done. I'm looking forward to the coffee. You're making me read more books? Oh, good, it'll be awhile. I need to budget for these things. I thought I bought Paradise Lost and lo, come to find out, I did not. =P Looking forward to all of the future reading goals.
Just subbed. Glad i found your channel.
Well I am happy to have you here! Enjoy the videos and have a blessed weekend!
Congratulations sounds like you have had a great year. Thanks for letting me tag along
Well I am more than happy to have ya! This journey is one that gets boring if you walk it alone. Lol Truly appreciate you watching and stay blessed my friend!
❤❤🎉🎉
Thanks so much! Truly appreciate you watching!
Well done! Suggestion for the American Revolution series. It was not just a war between the colonists of North America and the English empire. It went far beyond just those two sides.
Yes indeed. I most definitely want to touch on that. Between the British, Loyalist Natives, and traitors amongst themselves I still can't wrap my head around how they pulled it off. There were so many moments where if even jus the weather would have been different, it would not have been successful. Can't wait for that one. Thanks for watching and stay blessed!
@@The_Cause I'm happy with this channel. You have touched on much needed subjects subjects that sadly almost none do anymore.
Well I have always like stoking the fire back to life so let’s poke away at it and see what we can do! Haha
If you're into dystopian novels, you should also read French author Houllebecq's "Soumission". I think it's called "Submission" in English.
I will most definitely look into it. I have never heard of that one yet. Thanks so much for watching!
It would be great to hear your take on 1984. I read it last year and it frightened me then but terrifies me now with the new government here in the UK. The speed at which it is happening. As you said last week, now is the time to build a library, which makes me think of Fahrenheit 451.
Do you live in the UK? I imagine you do by your comment. I am blown away by what I am hearing about over there. I need to catch up on the new laws being announced over there. I truly hope you guys can figure it out. Something is working behind the scenes that I can’t put my finger on.
I've watched a few of your videos and can say when I see a guy with a beard and a camo hat talking philosophy, literature, and history, I am intrigued. When you said hunting season I realized I have found a kindred spirit.
I found you last week, i too found my public education lacking after reading founding father's own literature and traditional liberal writing like Rousseau and john stuart mill. I bought a Harvard book set off of ebay and should get it this week! Can't wait to go through it and comment on your old videos my thoughts!
No, thank YOU good sir. You are a fine representation of the fact that we ordinary men can become better thinkers and philosophers though our efforts and dedication. Keep up the amazing work. My reading path is not the exact same, but it is so exciting when they cross.
Re: dystopian novels
H.G. Wells studied under T.H. Huxley and wrote the dystopian novel The Time Machine
Aldous Huxley studied under Wells and wrote the dystopian novel Brave New World
George Orwell studied under Aldous Huxley and wrote the dystopian novels 1984 and Animal Farm
Oh wow I did not know the history behind them. That’s cool! Thanks o much for sharing. I honestly have not read any HG Wells works. Might have to do that.
@The_Cause No problem. From what I've read, Wells I think was very pessimistic about the state of the world, but also seemed to think that the answer was more government. That may be an inexperienced assessment on my part, but just what I've gathered.
Milton is apparently a bad guy. I just found out. XD
It sounds like future is bright on this channel. And I love it that you call 1984 as not that serious book.
Yours is the channel I recommend the most to people. Continue making our day and our intellect just a little better with each video.
Milton has been good to me but he has ruined me! Haha I think it will be a fun series to read through 1984 and the others. I like most are short and can be listened to pretty easy for those who may not have the time to sit and read. You have been here awhile my friend so I truly appreciate the support over the past year!
Happy anniversary!
You bet my friend! That was a good warm up year. Now it’s time to pick up the pack and cover some ground! Stay safe out there my friend.
@@The_Cause Semper Fidelis
You should consider reading _The Anatomy of a Revolution_ by Crane Brinton for your revolution series.
I have added it to my notebook. I will most definitely look into that one. Love the book recommendations! Thanks so much for watching and stay blessed my friend!
Fahrenheit! Can't wait to see that video, no matter how long it'll be.
If you decide on reading dystopians then you should definitely look into That Hideous Strength by C.S. Lewis. I know that's sort of plugging an author I love, but his dystopia is much more spiritual than 1984. Check it out if you can. Love and Peace.
Fahrenheit 451 is coming! I want to do that series next! 2025 is the plan! Unless things burn down! Lol
@The_Cause
Time to start memorizing those verses then, aye?
I enjoy your work. If you a looking for a reading changeup to keep you Fresh Look into Elmer Kelton
The Time it Never Rained
The Man that Rode Midnight
The Day the Cowboys Quit
Honor at Daybreak
quick reads that I have thought of over and over again as I go through my own journey reading the classic literature. Keep it up
Ooof, those books are incredibly dark and depressing. I absolutely cannot read Animal Farm again because it makes me so angry.
It threw me for a loop as well. The ending was such a plot twist that, I had to set the book down and ponder it for a bit. Depressing and dark but… necessary. Thanks for watching!
I certainly wouldn't be complaining if you dipped into fiction. I think many great works of fiction have as much (or even more) substance as nonfiction. As your channel clearly focuses around, reading can be greatly beneficial to one's growth and thinking, but reading can also be a delight that one enjoys by reading something engrossing. A good story can do both of that. You should flip-flop between non-fiction and fiction series on books so you can balance it out (like do on classical education, dystopian fiction, history, myth, etc.)
That’s a good idea. I don’t really get burned out on reading in general but I will get burned out on genres for a short period if I do not switch it up. I like the idea of cycling through series. I may do that. Thanks for the watching my friend and stay blessed!
Coffee, Classics, Carnivore?
I have concluded most men , even some women, who love hunting have no emphaty and are more inclined to HATE human beings. Please give it some deep thought and observation.
Would you ever consider that maybe your view of hunting may be wrong? That is something to consider as well. We all grow up with different experiences and circumstances. To judge someone because of their culture can be seen as intolerant and that is usually where hate generates. Sometimes we may not fully understand the culture in which we judge. I am open to educate if needed. Thanks for watching and stay blessed my friend. I love you!
Spoiler alert: Eve eats the apple! hahaha
Ah. . . . but what is the apple? Is it an apple at all ? Is it merely the byproduct of a sacred thing? . . . . .
@@tjsurname119 It's the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. People confused the Latin word "malum" (evil) with the Latin word "malam" (apple). This mis-association only exists in Western Christianity, where Latin was the _lingua franca._ It's unknown in Eastern Christianity and in Judaism.
Stay with the non fiction. All else, from an existential standpoint, is relatively irrelevant.
The greatest minds in history would disagree but I can see your point. One of Washington's favorite books was Don Quixote and Franklin liked Pilgrims Progress. All the great Generals of the past could quote the Odyssey and the Iliad because their characters were shaped by them. Add the Bible in and bam you have yourself a culture. Thanks so much for watching my friend and stay blessed!