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I like her idea of specific and clear positive motivations for cleaning and doing care tasks instead of some abstract arbitrary "it's good to be clean". However, her insistence on care tasks being "morally neutral" is an idea I disagree with. It may not be as morally pertinent as pursuing the cardinal virtues of the Law, but all actions, no matter how small, have an impact on our moral being and character

Not really enjoying the first part because I disagree with the methodology of pressupositiontlism. I hope the rest of the book on the contents of biblical theology are better