Marie and I are going on a holiday to Jordan, leaving tomorrow, and there will (I’m sure) be many pictures to share from that. After this: more pictures from the magic kingdom.
Bob — exploring (intrepidly) so that you don’t have to.
Marie and I are going on a holiday to Jordan, leaving tomorrow, and there will (I’m sure) be many pictures to share from that. After this: more pictures from the magic kingdom.
Bob — exploring (intrepidly) so that you don’t have to.
Karl Barth was born 123 years ago today. I am sure that he and Jesus are celebrating right now by listening to some Mozart together.
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Theology of Hope by Juergen Moltmann
More comments on this after I’ve read more and digested more of what I’ve read (and I only got through a few pages today) but I do have this thought: if the eschatological horizon is a moving horizon does Moltmann expect that history will ever catch up with this horizon? I have yet to see where a total and final fulfillment of promise fits into Moltmann’s system. However, I imagine this will become clear as I go on (I’m only about a chapter into the book, after all).
More some other time. I’m enjoying the book so far. ‘Tis a classic, after all.
Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie
I didn’t read much yesterday but I did read a chapter or two from Peter Pan. There is nothing quite as enjoyable as a good children’s book. See also The Wind in the Willows, The Hobbit, The Last Unicorn, &c.