I feel like I haven’t written about books forever, and it appears that, in fact, I haven’t. And I’m not really in the mood to do so now, so we’ll just see how this goes. 🙂 Exterminate all the Brutes… Read more ›
I got to have lunch with my very loved friend Hilary today, and she brought my attention to a great blog called Diapers and Divinity. What I’ve read of it so far is great, but the part I really liked,… Read more ›
Aaaaaaaand we’re done. I can’t believe I’m actually finished, it kind of seemed like an insurmountable task. Speaking of which, all I really have to say about this chapter is that this really hit me hard: ” ‘Then cometh the… Read more ›
I find it interesting that during the times that God the Father speaks to man, it is soley to beat witness of Christ’s identity and command that he be obeyed. I wonder why that is, specifically? ( I mean, wonder… Read more ›
I really don’t have a lot to say about this chapter. Apostacy= bad. Inquisition=bad. Knowledge=good. Reformationists= good. That’s all I’ve got. You?
I don’t have much to say about this chapter, and what I do have to say is kind of tangled around in my mind, so bear with me. I’m struck by the people who were not killed during the upheavals… Read more ›
Not a ton to comment on today, but here are some thoughts: I love the phrase “little sisterhood of faithful women”. It reminds me of someone’s talk- was it Sister Beck?- where it was said that like the rest of… Read more ›
Is it wrong of me to find great delight in the fact that not only did the angel roll away the stone from the sepulchre but then went on to sit on it? Interesting that the words spoken to the… Read more ›
Sorry I’m so behind, I’m not quite sure where I’ve been. This was a nice chapter, coming after the trauma that was the last couple chapters. The doctrine of salvation for the dead is one that I’ve always known, and… Read more ›
I thought that I’d already posted on chapter 34, but apparently I didn’t. So I’ll just put these two chapters together, because I don’t really have a lot to say. I just find this whole part of Christ’s life so… Read more ›
