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Um, “fine”?
Pretty sure there is a difference between “never been exposed to” and never questioned.
Um, I guess I read a lot of different types of books?
“The Bible was never meant to be a means of competitive soundness, still less a mere resource for theological information. It is meant to transform us—by deepening our knowledge and love for Christ.”
“Rubbing shoulders with those who are different from me constantly challenges my own thinking and, at its best, sends us all back to the Scriptures to see what they teach.”
#bookhaul from my Korea trip! Not all for me, but I wish I had had more luggage space.
My jet-lagged brain did a double-take, then took a second to go, “It wasn‘t a museum yet” 😂
Definitely a #prettycover impulse buy, but I‘m glad I picked up this souvenir of my trip to Korea. I loved the way she wove in traditional Korean folktales.
A page later: “Are we our ancestors‘ wildest dreams? Are Black people in the United States now living the lives our ancestors of the past imagined for us? I am not so sure.”
#snowday
Also, #sorrynotsorry for the spam posting; that‘s just the natural result of a day off plus a very quotable book.
“This omission is intentional: when we are creating a shared history, what we remember is just as revelatory as what we forget.”
Well, this was an interesting book to read this past week. It is outdated, though, this edition having been published in 2019. Despite that, some interesting big picture points to consider heading into the future.
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