Gerald Woodward wrote:
>You shouldn't be so narrow minded when it comes to religion. There are
>people on this list of many faiths, and whose religious beliefs are just
as
>strong as yours or stronger. Not everyone is a Christian, nor do they
>intend to become a Christian. It is not up to you to place judgment upon
>them. Only God can do that.
>It might have been better to just say, 'Want to read a book that can truly
>change your life? Try reading a religious book, whatever your faith or
>beliefs."
Of course, from discussions I run into on the Web these days, it keeps
seeming that "The Fountainhead" gets cited as often as any religious texts
as a "worldview changer". Although it often seems to me it's more of a
"worldview justifier".
Me - it was "Run To The Top", in combination with "A Clean Pair of Heels".
Although in the late 70's, being a disciple of Lydiard felt a bit like a
religion, as well. And then, of course, came the Henderson heretical
writings ... ;-)
Phil
