Reading:
- The Dice Man by Luke Rhinehart.
- Fighting the Noonday Devil – and Other Essays Personal and Theological by R. R. Reno.
- The Future of Christian Theology by David F. Ford.
- The Spirit of the Past edited by Geoffrey Troughton & Hugh Morrison.
- Between Worlds: Twenty Years on the Border by Burmese Border Consortium.
- Trinitarian Doctrine for Today’s Mission and The Open Secret: An Introduction to the Theology of Mission by Lesslie Newbigin.
- Lessons of the Masters (Charles Eliot Norton Lectures; 2001–2002) by George Steiner.
- The Witness of God: The Trinity, Missio Dei, Karl Barth, and the Nature of Christian Community by John G. Flett.
- When I Was a Child I Read Books: Essays by Marilynne Robinson.
- New Zealand Jesus by Geoffrey Troughton.
- A River Runs Through It by Norman Maclean.
Listening:
- Symphony No. 3 ‘Silence’; The Confession of Isobel Gowdie, Veni, Veni Emmanuel and St John Passion by James Macmillan.
- Many Great Companions by Dar Williams.
- All Fall Down by Shawn Colvin.
- The Complete Travel Series by Future of Forestry.
Watching:
- Buried
- Moneyball
- Haywire
- Damages: Season One and Season Two
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Does the Reno book come recommended?
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Sure, especially if you can pick up a copy from the library. It’s stimulating prose, even if at times a little too ‘journalistic’ for my tastes, especially given the subject matter. Still, it’s worth the time it takes to read it. Speaking of time, the Steiner and Robinson volumes require – and deserve – every minute and more, as does Gillian Roses’ The Broken Middle which I’m currently trawling (if that’s the right word) my way through.
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