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Topic: False Sense of Superiority
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PixieJane
Moderator Posts: 8766
From: CA
Registered: Oct 2010
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posted February 05, 2017 04:24 PM
  
I'm going to comment on another thread that references this thread, but for this one I just wanted to say that People of the Lie: The Hope for Healing Human Evil is an excellent book. I know that I myself would avoid reading it given how often Ami Anne promotes it, and that would be a shame. It's very insightful and not at all like anything Ami would write. Furthermore, Ami is a textbook example of what Peck was describing as one of the People of the Lie, and I suspect that Ami learned of it because someone once pointed out to her how much Peck nailed people like her in that book.IP: Logged |
Orange
Knowflake Posts: 6291
From: Georgia
Registered: May 2009
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posted February 05, 2017 04:24 PM
I'm sorry you ended up like this, venusinCapyou defended yourself as much as you could. btw, you have a great sense of humour, I laughed a few times. you also were right in your assessment with a few of them. bye for now IP: Logged |
Elysia
Knowflake Posts: 2627
From: Gotham
Registered: Aug 2015
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posted February 05, 2017 04:26 PM
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Originally posted by PixieJane:
I'm going to comment on another thread that references this thread, but for this one I just wanted to say that People of the Lie: The Hope for Healing Human Evil is an excellent book. I know that I myself would avoid reading it given how often Ami Anne promotes it, and that would be a shame. It's very insightful and not at all like anything Ami would write. Furthermore, Ami is a textbook example of what Peck was describing as one of the People of the Lie, and I suspect that Ami learned of it because someone once pointed out to her how much Peck nailed people like her in that book.
 Thanks.
That's a good endorsement. IP: Logged |
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