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Jan 04, 2011 22:33

I thought I'd add to the question theme.

Do you have a favorite word? If so, what is it? And do you have a least favorite word? If so, what is it?

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hands4healing January 5 2011, 04:29:09 UTC

I don't know if I have a favorite word, but my least favorite one is 'secret'.

hands4healing January 5 2011, 17:00:52 UTC

Mostly long, broad bibles.

I see. [Which means, no, she doesn't. But being Winry.]

What about books on alchemy?

closedsundays January 5 2011, 19:06:45 UTC

I think there might be some, but not very many. Alchemy's fallen out of favor over here, and chemistry's taken its place.

hands4healing January 6 2011, 00:07:36 UTC

Really? Hmm.

So...what's in a bible?

closedsundays January 6 2011, 00:11:24 UTC

I could get you a copy of Newton's Principia, if you'd like.

It's mostly parables and other collected stories about God, his son, and religious laws. It's much longer and involved than it sounds.

(OOC: If she says yes to the book, it'd be a new-ish copy from another bookstore. XD)

hands4healing January 6 2011, 00:20:45 UTC

That would be great, thank you, Mr. Fell!

[Have a head tilt.]

Which god?

closedsundays January 6 2011, 00:23:43 UTC

You're welcome, dear.

Yahweh, in a word. He's got quite a few other names, but God's just...well, God.

hands4healing January 6 2011, 01:16:51 UTC

I don't think I've heard of him before. Leto, the sun god, and the Ishbalans worship Ishbala.

closedsundays January 6 2011, 01:20:30 UTC

There's quite a few different faiths over here. Three of them branch around the same god, who goes by Yahweh, God, or Allah, depending on where you are. Religion's such a complicated thing.

hands4healing January 6 2011, 01:31:35 UTC

It is. There really aren't very many people in my country who practice any religion, but...I know of two wars that broke out over them.

closedsundays January 6 2011, 02:04:19 UTC

I know of many more than that, unfortunately. To be fair, it usually isn't solely religion. Sometimes, it's a whole lot of political or economic or other reasons that get wrapped up with religion. People won't go to war for their country, usually. They will for their God, without fail.

hands4healing January 6 2011, 12:43:05 UTC

There are other reasons, all right.

closedsundays January 6 2011, 17:23:36 UTC

I know. Believe me, I do.

hands4healing January 6 2011, 18:10:49 UTC

It's not a good thing, is it, to know?

closedsundays January 6 2011, 18:12:40 UTC

Not this way, no.

hands4healing January 6 2011, 18:56:32 UTC

And the Promised Day is coming.

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