In the end When AC says 'let there be light' what purpose does this serve? With the biblical reference aside, how does this provide the effect of creation? I would think that if AC was referencing the bible and producing the 'second creation' it would be somewhat reasonable. This seems cliche to me, but this could certainly be because that theme has been around so long, I'm sure at the time of writing it was much less so. One of the things that bothered me, however, was how as humanity further progresses into the future the names change to number-letter combinations. /r/tipofmytongue - For help finding the name of that book you read way back in second gradeįirstly, the short story for those you have yet to read it./r/nonfictionbookclub - Reading and discussions about their non-fiction books book(s) of the month./r/letsreadabook - A more intimate bookclub with fewer users but lots of choice./r/bookclub - Reading and discussions about their chosen book(s) of the month./r/suggestmeabook - Invite others to recommend you a new adventure to read./r/bookshelf - Display your own personal library for others to awe at./r/bookhaul - Show off any and all new books you've acquired./r/literature - Indepth discussion about paper and ink.Make sure to add a warning as well if you've included spoilers in your post Please keep spoilers out of your titles, regardless of how old or new the book may be.They're only books after all! Discuss, argue, criticise, and enjoy your time here Be nice to each other, our goal is to create a friendly community here.Threads specifically asking for book suggestions should be taken to /r/suggestmeabook.By no means do you have to be an English lit major to post here, above all else it's casual True books is a place for discussion about any book you may have or are currently reading.Please check out /r/Enhancement to learn more details about it. This subreddit makes use of the Reddit Enhancement Suite. If your post isn't showing up then please message the mods because it could be caught in the spam filter Welcome to to /r/truebooks, a place for casual discussion about books of all genres and descriptions.

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