It's a guide to how we meet God in the classics.

The desire to know God only as a religion, as it deepened, exceeded the school list. So it was that I started reading the book without knowing much. The classic is bigger and more precious than anything else that's immortal. So, without having to read books of faith, or of knowledge in the world, we have to read classics and bring their importance back to a new depth. There are many of them, whether they're literature or humanities. Some are not fully readable and so unknown to anyone, and

Strange to meet God in the classic woods. The classics don't have a lot of hands. Is it just a hard thing to think about? Or is it because I'm used to reading easily? It's true that you haven't read a lot of classics yet. Of the many classics that were introduced in "Meet God in the Old Forest," I read half of them. I decided to read the book that I was reading, and I read the introduction and review of the classics. It was thought that the deep-sense and personality would be renewed only if

At one point, when reading became my goal for a year, I sometimes felt like I had to read the Christian classics. I was greedy to have two rabbits, spiritual and social, in parallel, but always in mind. The classics I've read have probably counted ten fingers. There was a bias against the idea of difficulty, but I was not really sure which book was Christian. This time I stumbled upon the reading diet which seemed to be being shot one way and stumbled upon this book. The nature of the book,

I think that there is nothing better to believe in than books in the lives of believers. I get a challenge and a favor as I read a written book, and then look at my faith and the life of my ancestors. And of all the books that we've read so many times now, and the impression we gave to our readers at the beginning, we're still in our day. And even more moving and merciful are some books that we read in this age. Many of the classics that have given so many readers are giving me the same favor.

It is true that every time you read a book, you have a lot of trouble, with insufficient knowledge and information, to understand what it is all about. So we think, how great it would be if we could get help from others in the access to a vast material. In that sense, this book is a book that fulfills my expectations. The reading price, the Minister Song Glossing, has been able to convey what he has learned through books that are written in it. Because they have separated the necessary topics