Daylon Tilitzky > Recent Status Updates

I'm reading this out of order for a paper I'm working on. Also, the more I read about sacramentology and ecclesiology the more frustrated I grow with my introduction to the Christian faith. Sacraments are important, vitally important.

I'm enjoying this so far. Jesus as King and the Gospel as proclamation of the Enthroned Lord is definitely a very interesting concept, and I think one with some serious weight behind it.

"If we are our own, we need to justify everything we do. We need to know that we are optimizing and completing and improving. But if we are not our own but belong to Christ, things can just be good. And that's enough."
Go off king.

This has been an incredibly detailed and nuanced look at the modern age and the problems we have created for ourselves by embracing radical individual autonomy, or as he puts it the "Responsibilities of Self-Belonging". I'm really enjoying this and it's making me think about a lot of things.

So far this book is an absolute banger

This book is making me Feel Things

Rohr's editor should be fired for letting him use exclamation marks this much

This is wild, man sounds like your crazed uncle who comes to Thanksgiving and you just laugh uncomfortably as he rips another bong hit before telling you that birds are reincarnated airplane pilots.

Done the section on the Trinity after a break from non fiction. I was introduced to some new ways of thinking of the Trinity which I think will be helpful once I've digested them.

Finished Book 3.