[Johny Joe Hold]

People suggested me to add the Necronomicon by John Dee to the list, but it seems that i cannot find it anywhere.

That John Dee left the Catholics to become a Protestant was a career move. It allowed him to move up and be within the Royal circle for a while. I don't think Catholics should hold that against him.

[Madame Frottage]

I have to include a children's book I used to read to my grandchildren, Ma soeur veut un zizi. In our culture, brothers and sisters play with each other's pum-pums and zizis all the time, exploring and growing up, so I thought nothing of it. Even I have stories to share from my childhood that would make you blush, some involving nuns applying sulferic acid to our lady buttons when we misbehaved. Bon d'accord, looking at it today, I am more skeptical and approach it with a "what were we thinking??" mentality.

https://tplmoms.com/2014/06/18/le-zizi-de-la-discorde/

[Romeo Rovagnati]

They've recently reprinted in my country the books of a sci-fi author called Anne McCaffrey, who are called The Dragonriders of Pern. I haven't read it, but they seem to be sinful. Any more information about it?

[MitzaLizalor]

Sort of a "Hobbit" re-do?

Possibly channels Lutheranism.

[Romeo Rovagnati]

I suggest to add Limitless to the list. Limits are not meant to be broken.

[Johny Joe Hold]

I suggest to add Limitless to the list. Limits are not meant to be broken.

Good suggestion, Father Rovagnati. I see Limitless is science fiction. Why read fiction of any kind when we have truth in our Bible?

[MitzaLizalor]

I'd never heard of this ..thing.

Is it some sort of "self help" book? Normally I don't search for topics because I already know what I want to reference and simply specify that, however in this case I did and was informed ⁓
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• 1....Upgrade your brain
• 1a...{so that}
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• 2....You can deliver a presentation without having a script
• 2a...{for instance}
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• 3....Other improbable outcomes were included

The most important presentation anyone can give is The Gospel.

Luke 12:11b 12 Take ye no thought . . . what thing ye shall say: for the Holy Ghost shall teach you in the same hour what ye ought to say.

In this statement, Jesus refers to institutions and/or persons for whom a Gospel witness was especially important. Some of those still exist, some do not; in any event, people still exist as religious leaders—false, insofar as they don't acknowledge Christ—other officials and private individuals. Beelzebub is active in the majority of these so will also be listening. No upgrade exists to inform brains, with or without a script, what evil enticement is waiting in the wings (i.e. the temporal lobes) ready to pounce like a swarm of deadly insects with equal and opposite ideas negating everything you just said. That you cannot know: this is what he does: Beelzebub is his name.

But it gets worse. Now sure, WITH the Holy Ghost, such nonsense is anticipated and built into your answer. Without, on the other hand, even if brain upgrades enable unscripted babble, there is NO WAY to know another person's history with the evil one and that is where their counter arguments—whether voiced or not—are generated. It doesn't matter what you call it, the inner voice of reason, responses from the temporal cortex, an attribute of the goddess Aphrodite, it amounts to the same thing and is inaccessible to any external agent. The Holy Ghost is NOT an external agent Jeremiah 17:10 so offering brain upgrades as a substitute is not only an impossible promise but a direct blasphemy of obsolescence. Such material, published merely because the author covets a high falutin' lifestyle, has no place in any Christian home.

Luke 12:10 15 Whosoever shall speak a word against the Son of man, it shall be forgiven him: but unto him that blasphemeth against the Holy Ghost it shall not be forgiven. [here God explains about words] Take heed, and beware of covetousness: for a man's life consisteth not in the abundance of the things which he possesseth.

[Romeo Rovagnati]

They've recently reprinted in my country the books of a sci-fi author called Anne McCaffrey, who are called The Dragonriders of Pern. I haven't read it, but they seem to be sinful. Any more information about it?

Nevermind, I've actually dared to check the novels and it turns out that it is about humans breeding with dragons. Still, they would deserve to be banned anyway because dragons are all Satanic. Vade retro!

Also, did comic books and mangas counts as books? Because all of them deserve a good burning. Among them there is the inappropriate Dragon's Balls.

[MitzaLizalor]

Nevermind, I've actually dared to check the novels and it turns out that it is about humans breeding with dragons. Still, they would deserve to be banned anyway because dragons are all Satanic. Vade retro!

Also, did comic books and mangas counts as books? Because all of them deserve a good burning. Among them there is the inappropriate Dragon's Balls.

You seem very concerned with dragon anatomy, in particular their breeding potential.

It may be that you're running out of pope candidates, eligible parties rapidly approaching 100 by the time they get their feet under the table.

Dragons do not make good wives.

Books about dragons do not make good wives.

Perhaps if you looked for error in the books you do promote, a stepping stone out from lip service into a new pond of Truth would be revealed.

[Romeo Rovagnati]

You seem very concerned with dragon anatomy, in particular their breeding potential.

It may be that you're running out of pope candidates, eligible parties rapidly approaching 100 by the time they get their feet under the table.

Dragons do not make good wives.

Books about dragons do not make good wives.

Perhaps if you looked for error in the books you do promote, a stepping stone out from lip service into a new pond of Truth would be revealed.

Well, I was just suggesting which books to ban. May i add Riding the Tiger by Julius Evola? Seems like another attempt by modern Pagans to steal Christian doctrines.

[Johny Joe Hold]

Well, I was just suggesting which books to ban. May i add Riding the Tiger by Julius Evola? Seems like another attempt by modern Pagans to steal Christian doctrines.

I read a review of that book. It says the author teaches how to maintain freedom and spiritual integrity while living in the modern world. Instead of buying that book I would advise listening to one of Pastor Zeke's sermon. When he rails against sin you learn how to keep your Christian integrity in a world filled with sin. Catholic priests would do well to endure one of his sermons.