Just finished reading the OT and now I'm starting the NT

Summa Theologica of course

Yeah, read Confessions. Maybe read Waddell's Desert Fathers.

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The NT is great. Especially this version (pic related).

After the Bible read the book of common prayer

>>9482735

Revelations tends to be the most hyped. It's the epic, extravagant, Bosch-ian conclusion. People tend to be very partial toward the book of John as well.

Read Confessions. Read some on Thomistic philosophy, but don't get too bogged down in it. Read Tolstoy (namely My Confessions, Father Sergius, God Sees the Truth But Waits, and Three Deaths). Read The Divine Comedy and Paradise Lost, but recognize them as poetic fan fiction rather than expressing religious truth.

>>9482812
This looks amazing, I love Lattimore. I'm gonna pick this up tomorrow at the library. Thanks man.

>>9482735
Spoiler he dies

All the Gospels are good in their own ways. Acts is pretty neat as a history of the early Church.

Paul's letters can be based, and they're also the oldest things in the New Testament, so it's a neat look into what was going on at the very start of Christianity.