It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas:
- “Genuine love makes life unpredictable. Love makes life uncontrollable. Love makes life vulnerable. Love makes us not in charge. Love makes us not powerful. Love in fact puts us at risk … and I believe that is precisely why we decide to love things rather than people.”
- “The vaccine was invented in a weekend, available in February. In free market land, we would not have had a pandemic, or a recession. 284 thousand people would be alive today.” (Related. Related. Related. Related. Related. Related.)
- “[W]here modern readers might read ‘soul’ and ‘spirit’ as synonymous, the New Testament makes a distinction. Specifically, where modern readers would tend to group ‘soul’ with ‘spirit,’ the New Testament would group ‘soul’ more with ‘body.'”
- Medical error prematurely kills 400,000 people a year. Or in other words: You can’t trust the experts. (Related.)
- “[T]here are plenty of reasons to think that, as a reliable historian, Luke is telling us about a real census that really took place in Judea at the time.”
- Clown World. Clown World.
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Carnivore success story. (Related. Related. Related. Related. Related. Related. Related. Related.)
“The earliest copyists of Christian literature were trained professional scribes.”
“Someone doesn’t choose sex work or not having kids in a vacuum – humans and lemmings are driven by not too dissimilar urges.” (Related. Related. Related. Related.)
“Jesus Christ is our Kinsman-Redeemer.”
“Millions of Northerners regarded the South as a region of nightmare and evil.” Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose.
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