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  Life Is The Path
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I agree with Skuldren. While I've read about nearly every religion there's ever been, I've based my beliefs on their application to the people around me, and how they react, and how those beliefs have affected society. Hmm. I suppose in that sense several books have influenced my beliefs, but not, I think, in the sense that was intended in the question.
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Well I think it's safe to say that C. S. Lewis impacted my beliefs tremendously. I would say he's had the biggest impact on my life (even though I never met him). I even question whether or not I'd be a Christian if I hadn't stumbled upon his books.

Other than that I can't think of too many books that shaped my beliefs much. Paradise Lost shaped how I think of Satan, I guess (i.e. as a "tragic revolutionary" rather than as "God's rival"). Then again Screwtape probably did even more work in that area. Wink

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