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Active in 2 subreddits · 7 items · first seen 24 Jun 2026, last seen 24 Jun 2026. Most active in r/books and around 19:00 UTC.
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1. American Gods by Neil Gaiman (whatever) The battle for belief versus reason, and faith versus secularism in the 21st century has continued and is best exemplified by this book. 2.The Heroine with 1,001 Faces by Maria Tatar This book in particular made me realize that the maj…
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My favorite novel is American Gods by Neil Gaiman. The debates it raises about how secular society worships things just as much as religious societies, but what gets worshiped today is merely different from the gods of old. When Mr Wednesday says that at least the old gods gave b…