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D.B. Ramsey

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For 10 years, D.B. (David) Ramsey was a Baptist minister. He holds degrees from Wake Forest University, Duke University, and he was named a Fellow in Religion and Leadership Development at Princeton Theological Seminary. His sermons appeared frequently in national clergy journals and religious publications, and he has served on numerous civic and denominational boards.
Ramsey is currently a principal with the world’s largest on-line retail and cloud technology company, and he lives in Wolf Laurel, N.C.

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What books are on your summer reading list this year?

D.B. Ramsey "The Power of Bad: How the Negativity Effect Rules Us and How We Can Rule It." by John Tierney and Roy Baumeister

"Popular: The Power of Likability in …more"The Power of Bad: How the Negativity Effect Rules Us and How We Can Rule It." by John Tierney and Roy Baumeister

"Popular: The Power of Likability in a Status-Obsessed World" by Mitch Prinstein (UNC Professor)

"A Land More Kind Than Home" by Wiley Cash

"A Life in Parts" by Bryan Cranston

"Rebel Talent: Why It Pays To Break The Rules At Work And In Life" Francessca Gino (Professor at Harvard Business School)

Re-reading: "The Meaning of Revelation" by H. Richard Niebuhr(less)

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D.B. Ramsey I remind myself of what the late, great Russel Baker once said about writing:

"If you haven’t sweated over it, it’s probably not worth it. So it’s alwa…moreI remind myself of what the late, great Russel Baker once said about writing:

"If you haven’t sweated over it, it’s probably not worth it. So it’s always been work. But it’s the kind of work you enjoy having done. The doing of it is hard work. People don’t usually realize what it takes out of you. They just see you sitting there, staring at the wall, and they don’t know that you’re looking for the perfect word to describe a shade of light."(less)

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“To know that we know what we know, and to know that we do not know what we do not know, that is true knowledge.
—Copernicus”
― D.B. Ramsey, Speaking of God: We Don't Know Sh*t: A Former Minister Reflects on God and Religion

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“If the character of God in the story of Abraham is crazy, the God in the story of the book of Job is an asshole. The moral of this story isn’t about the patience of Job; au contraire, the message of this narrative is that God is a dick, and he has a gambling problem.”
― D.B. Ramsey, Speaking of God: We Don't Know Sh*t: A Former Minister Reflects on God and Religion

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