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Liking it so far. But wow this is a long book

Tremendously well written and sincere. I think Beth Allison Barr finds a careful balance between history, personal, experience, and scriptural interpretation which leads to a sincere, multifaceted argument. Eager to listen to the rest of her thoughts

This book is conceptual unique,
eccentric, and surprisingly vulgar for something written by a famous priest. At times, I think that I’m enjoying it but it’s hard to push past all the archaic language & foolishness. It is a book about folly after all so I shouldn’t have expected anything serious

It is interesting to see that many in the early church thought of Jesus as the Great Philosopher. I’m eager to explore this idea

Thought provoking & well written

One of the books ever!

One of the books ever!

Lots of information & careful research. I will need to take my time with this one

Very interesting details

Very methodical book. The beginning seemed slow but now the connections are falling into place! I’ve never read anything like this book & I’m starting to really like it.

Good intro. Excited for the rest of it. I’ve been wanting to read this book for almost two years

Never thought I’d enjoy a chapter about checking email

So refreshing

Engaging.

Engaging

Well written & though provoking

It’s been too long

Has been insightful & thoughtful so far. Really makes me want to read other books by Aimee Byrd.

Really good insight about the importance of Leviticus 17 as a precursor to chapters 18-26