aWildThorp finished reading Mere Christianity by C. S. Lewis (The Christian library)
This was a really interesting book. It really hits hard in the context of the current popular christian practices and paradigms (at least in the US).
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This was a really interesting book. It really hits hard in the context of the current popular christian practices and paradigms (at least in the US).

As a botanist, Robin Wall Kimmerer has been trained to ask questions of nature with the tools of science. As …

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Certainly a novel approach to Christian ethics. CS Lewis’ collection of letters from Screwtape, a “Senior Tempter of Hell” to his young and novice Tempter Wormwood shines a light on the many obvious and the many more less-obvious ways humans may fall into temptation or apart from God. It was uncomfortably humbling, yet all the more edifying.


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