Religion

[close] Looking for a unique book club to join? Please consider the Adventist Bibliophiles. Part book club, part community organization, and part social group – our overall goal is to increase spiritual well-being and literacy through sharing the love of reading. We’ll be delving into a variety of books, mostly those written by modern-day Seventh Day Adventist/Christian authors with the hope of creating a safe and fun place to learn and discuss issues of faith and current hot topics in Christianity for personal enrichment. You don’t have to be an Adventist to join, all are welcomed. The Beliefs of the Seventh - day Adventist Church: Seventh-day Adventist Christians hold the Bible as the only source of our faith. From Scripture, we hold 28 fundamental beliefs that can be organized into six categories: the doctrines of God, humanity, salvation, the church, Christian living and restoration. “In each teaching, God is the architect, who in wisdom, grace, and infinite love, is restoring a relationship with humanity that will last for eternity” (adventist.org). For a more detailed explanation, please visit: https://www.adventist.org/en/beliefs/

[close] This is a group for my book, Little Wild Thang, A diary filled with my foster care files, mental health documents, and childhood diary entries as I fight a broken system to reunite with my mother that had paranoid schizophrenia. My diary is 3 parts. Little Wild Thang is part 1. It covers issues such as: physical, mental, and sexual abuse, mental illness, foster care, adoption, suicide, poverty, homelessness, and my unyielding will and fire to get through the hurricanes.

[close] As the title says. Hoping for a group of progressive, muslims--a group containing feminists, punks, hippies, etc, to discuss theory and practice of islam and (ne'e the site) books related to the same. Discuss, think, talk, bond. Islam, the current era, books discussing theory and fictional novels of non-sense nothing. Other religions' books and thoughts MORE than welcome, if coming from a point of view of feminism/equality, DIY, fight the power and change the world. Lets talk about books that matter to us. Lets talk about life as it matters to us. Lets build a progressive religious community.

[close] I've noticed that many GoodReads members enjoy reading Amish fiction but we have nowhere to discuss our love for these novels. So here's a group where we can talk about why we like these books, recommend new authors, swap stories about the Amish way of life and anything else that interests us. Anyone is welcome to join!