I got about halfway through the book when I couldn't justify why I was reading it. I do believe in ghosts, but the oscillations between skepticism and superstition floored me. I could not get past the religious fervor. While I was reared as a Catholic, I do not like to remember the Catholic aspects of my teachings growing up and so have a hard time understanding Catholocism from my paradigm. I am not prejudiced against those who are, but it's just not for me, just like this book was not for me.
Hipster Ariel's Literary Grotto
I read all kinds of books (one of my friends jokes that I will read anything that holds still long enough), but sci fi/fantasy is my favorite. I also love books on anthropology and archaeology and other sciences.
I got about halfway through the book when I couldn't justify why I was reading it. I do believe in ghosts, but the oscillations between skepticism and superstition floored me. I could not get past the religious fervor. While I was reared as a Catholic, I do not like to remember the Catholic aspects of my teachings growing up and so have a hard time understanding Catholocism from my paradigm. I am not prejudiced against those who are, but it's just not for me, just like this book was not for me.
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