I read some Comer back in 2020, and I'm also initially leery of the next "Christian guru," but I am intrigued by the possibility of the Christian church moving in a direction that's back to its roots, in a sense. Having gone to the quasi-Protestant evangelical type churches for a long time now, I've been increasingly drawn to something very different and have been attending liturgies at a nearby Orthodox church for about a year and a half. I think there might be something brewing in our culture.
I would think that if anything can't be captured in a Large Language Model, it would be the White Whale. He remains, as always, "unpainted to the last."
I read some Comer back in 2020, and I'm also initially leery of the next "Christian guru," but I am intrigued by the possibility of the Christian church moving in a direction that's back to its roots, in a sense. Having gone to the quasi-Protestant evangelical type churches for a long time now, I've been increasingly drawn to something very different and have been attending liturgies at a nearby Orthodox church for about a year and a half. I think there might be something brewing in our culture.
I would bet you're right, Jared. I'm here for it!
The Maggie Smith piece is getting me emotional. And I've been seeing The Mythmakers recommended everywhere, I need to get a copy!
Hendrix's book on Bonhoeffer is really good too!
I would think that if anything can't be captured in a Large Language Model, it would be the White Whale. He remains, as always, "unpainted to the last."
Amen
Another great installment. Thanks! I especially liked the Matthew Johnson article on feedback, always a tricky business.
Thanks Carter!
Glad you enjoyed the senses/sound and history post, Andrew! Thanks for sharing.
Very good stuff!