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[nobleprolet]

One of my favourite books ever has been Umberto Eco's "The name of the rose". A very good book

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[essius]

Even better is Umberto Eco's work on semiotics, even if John Deely takes him to task on a few things at the end of the latter's Four Ages of Understanding. All the same, Eco's work is well worth the read.

Also, Jesus owned clothing. Q.E.D.

[lordhellebore]

The bible is pretty clear that the love of money is evil.

On that, we agree. We must not love money for itself, as it can clearly be a hindrance if we do - see the young man who couldn't leave it behind when Jesus tested him.

I tend to think that having money is ok, unless you have excessively much of it, such like big business owners.

And here we disagree. I think it's perfectly okay to be a "big buisness owner" and have a lot of money - as long as you earnt it honestly and don't worship it, there is nothing wrong with being rich. And as was pointed out before, those people can actually be a blessing for many if they do good with their money.

[susannah]

Money can equal power, and therefore in the wrong hands money can give people power to exert their will over the lives of others

[magicalweasal]

I think your'e right, I retract my previous comment above.

I watch the sarah connor chronicles and I like summer glau in it. What's your icon from?

[magicalweasal]

Ok. I knew she was in those, just didn't recognize it. They seem interesting.