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Middle of the road Libertarian perspective right before the pandemic/election.
Some of it’s not relevant anymore.
Some of it still is.
All of it is funny

Interesting read. a narrative story to explain the atonement. Relies heavily upon old, new, and revealed scripture stories.
I think this is a really unique way of helping people understand their part in salvation through Christ

This really is a historically significant book. I’m surprised it took me so long. My recommendation, read the Wikipedia/spark note summary of each book before you read Virgil. I also recommend reminding yourself about the names/duties of the Roman gods, it will help with comprehension

This is an important book

Listen to black voices

This book is either A) a progressives nocturnal emission or B) conservative satire mocking progressives … and I can’t tell which. It’s immature, crass, predicable and I laughed the whole way through.

Go to the source if you want to understand a movement

This is not history written by a historian. anytime the author uses “probably ““maybe if he had… ““It’s likely that… ““ One wonders if… ““Most likely he would have… “You’re not reading history but a story mingled with historical facts. This guy is just a contrarian inventing a truth while excluding inconvenient details.

This is the missing link between Pinker and Goldberg - the two towers is a moral society, Jerusalem and Athens

This is the connection you need for Goldberg and Pinkers book on the enlightenment. A fantastic exploration of values-based morality both from “Jerusalem and Athens “

Cliff hanger - I hate cliff hangers