5fish
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There are books that a almost a biblical in there attachment to our society. I am here to see which one of these following books have a greater reverence within our society.
The first book is "Gone With the Wind" this romantic portray of the Civil War south is one of the great books of the 20th century. This book has a biblical hold over many in the south and in our nation.
The second book is "Atlas Shrugged" this romantic portray of individualism in the face of adversity is give the 20th century, Objectivism. This book in many corners of the business world is a biblical over many executives in those corner offices. The business world retreats to this book every time there is upheaval in the world of business.
The third book "To Kill a Mockingbird" its a drama about a white lawyer trying to save a black man from jail for a crime he did not do. It shows the injustice in the old Jim Crow south...
Which book has a greater biblical reverence within our society?
Which book is the greater work of literature?
Is there another book that we should consider along with the two books mention above?
The first book is "Gone With the Wind" this romantic portray of the Civil War south is one of the great books of the 20th century. This book has a biblical hold over many in the south and in our nation.
The second book is "Atlas Shrugged" this romantic portray of individualism in the face of adversity is give the 20th century, Objectivism. This book in many corners of the business world is a biblical over many executives in those corner offices. The business world retreats to this book every time there is upheaval in the world of business.
The third book "To Kill a Mockingbird" its a drama about a white lawyer trying to save a black man from jail for a crime he did not do. It shows the injustice in the old Jim Crow south...
Which book has a greater biblical reverence within our society?
Which book is the greater work of literature?
Is there another book that we should consider along with the two books mention above?