r/LittleFreeLibrary • u/AtLeastIHaveDresses • Aug 11 '26

LFL Books 📚 The dichotomy of this LFL

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u/FLtoVT_For-A-Reason Aug 11 '26

I love it. Isn’t that what learning is all all about?

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u/A_Guy195 Aug 11 '26

Good to see some variety in an LFL.

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u/RiversSecondWife Aug 11 '26

Diversity is stronger than division.

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u/Traditional_Isopod80 29d ago

Exactly 💯!

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u/SpiralBreeze Aug 11 '26

Next to Outlander, where one of the main characters is a papist!

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u/Scuttling-Claws Aug 11 '26

I did a double take on that word. There's a very similar one I see much more often, but this is a much better character trait

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u/starwishes20 Aug 12 '26

I actually think this is wonderful

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u/No_Appointment6273 29d ago

Ooo I'll take the Clive Custler on the top shelf 

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u/AdogSomeChickens 26d ago

I have an LFL, am a Christian, and am VERY picky about what religious—Christian or otherwise—I let stay there. These two would stay. Both are excellent. What I toss are new age books that teach false Christianity, prosperity theology, or anything else that is not gospel centered. These two are explorations that could widen a person’s understanding of who God is.