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Is it cringe or based to annotate one's theology books?

>> No.19153781
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Bump.
I feel like I am desecrating the book when I write it in.
I feel utter disgust when I see prottie stuff like pic related, but I'm not sure if this disgust is warranted for theology books.

How do I take notes when studying Holy Scripture?

>> No.19154288

Bump.

>> No.19154514

>>19153781
If you don't want to write on the book itself couldn't you just use a notebook and write the chapter & verse?
I went to a Catholic school and in our religion class we would often underline things or write notes on these pocket bibles we had, so i don't think there's anything wrong with it desu. Expecially since the teacher was super religious

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>>19153781
That pic is based. That person has probably read the bible more times than your average priest.

>> No.19154957

>>19154858
That is a funny pepe frog.

>> No.19155757

>>19154957
Wow, you are kinda right, I think.