From the reading chair:
Wrestling with God: The Story of My Life by Lloyd Geering; On Human Worth: A Christian Vindication of Equality by Duncan B. Forrester; Transformation of the Self in the Thought of Friedrich Schleiermacher by Jacqueline Mariña (reviewed here); Calvin’s Bible Commentary on the Psalms, Part I by John Calvin; Christianity: The First Three Thousand Years by Diarmaid MacCulloch; Home: A Novel by Marilynne Robinson.
Through the iPod:
Sweet Bells by Kate Rusby; Guillaume de Machaut: Motets, Morimur, Motetten and English and Italian Renaissance Madrigals by Hilliard Ensemble, Officium – Jan Gabarek & The Hilliard Ensemble by Cristobal de Morales; Battle Studies by John Mayer; Stay Strong by Blair Douglas.
On the screen:
Allie Eagle and Me; Eagle vs. Shark; Doubt; The Lion King.
By the bottle: Coriole Redstone Cabernet Sauvignon 2006.
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Did you enjoy Doubt?
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Very much so, particularly the second time.
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What about the Marilynne Robinson book? I’ve read Gilead twice, and found it just as good the second time as the first. I keep wanting to stop and mark the pages for future quotes.
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Just re-reading it now. Probably even more gripping the second time around.
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