[GypsyGoth]

Originally Posted by Simple Minds

What book was it? I like fantasy and if it has an audio version I'll listen to it.

It was the 2nd one in the series, The Last of the Wilds, that she brought up the concept.



I'm pretty sure you could find audio versions.

[Kyle]

Originally Posted by GypsyGoth

It was the 2nd one in the series, The Last of the Wilds, that she brought up the concept.



I'm pretty sure you could find audio versions.

Thanks, I'll check them out. I prefer the audio versions cos I can just lie down and listen. It's not full of romance is it?

[GypsyGoth]

Originally Posted by MTVN

I guess when people pray it's not supposed to be a case of demand so that if they just pray for it enough it'll happen, it's more done as a gesture of hope, ultimately everything is in God hands and he must have a reason for everything he does but they will pray to show their commitment to God and hope that he will listen to them

It's almost like the power of positive thinking but with a god as a go between for the desired outcome to occur.

Originally Posted by Simple Minds

Thanks, I'll check them out. I prefer the audio versions cos I can just lie down and listen. It's not full of romance is it?

well there is a pretty big romance storyline in it, but there's so much more too, and most of the focus in on the wonderful land and characters the author created.

[Kyle]

There better be lots of battles and violence and dragons GypsyGoth or you will end up being the proud owner of some semi used audio books

[Kyle]

It would be interesting to note if the Greeks, Romans or Ancient Egyptians had A specific God that read the mind of its people or if they were all capable of it.

[GypsyGoth]

Originally Posted by Simple Minds

There better be lots of battles and violence and dragons GypsyGoth or you will end up being the proud owner of some semi used audio books

there are battles and fights. But I think the books mainly deals with the gods' relationship to the world and a priestess as she learns about them.