/lit/ - Literature

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Electrical Engineering Ph.D
A mix of autobiographies of like St, Therese of Lisieux's, Neil Peart's (which I plan on getting to next) and generally dead people who held life-affirming philosophies, math/physics/engineering textbooks and the thoughts of Christian scientists (generally Catholic, but I don't mind if they aren't) on religion (so far I've read a book by Donald Knuth on how his status as a computer scientist affected his view of religion, a book on the 19th century thermodynamics scientist Pierre Duhem and his Catholic faith and plan to read John Polkinghorne sometime in the future).