Bible Passages
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Re: Bible Passages
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People who read are hiders. They hide who they are. People who hide don't always like who they are.
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This is how I felt about them as well! I also liked when they were paired with some completely different quotes
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I felt the same way. I assumed that the biblical quotes were the author's way of personalizing his text, but the famous quotes made it feel more relatable to those who don't align with his ideology.pshaw1414 wrote: ↑08 Jan 2020, 15:33 Personally, I am not religious. But I felt that the author adding both a famous quote and a biblical quote before each mission made the story a bit more personal to him. I wasn't affected or bothered by it a bit. I feel like if one is adamant about not reading biblical passages, they could opt to only read the famous quote above it and receive the same message.
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Still, it was refreshingly creative.