Friday, September 12, 2014
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Like many young theologians, I was
fascinated with the life and writings of Dietrich Bonhoeffer in my college
and seminary years. But I continue to pay attention to new studies on
Bonhoeffer, like this insightful review in Books & Culture
about Bonhoeffer's closest friend and how that relationship shaped his
theology.
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As an editor and writer, I try to pay attention
to words. And to the musings of other writers about words. Words like issues,
as in "I have issues with my mother" and so forth. I was surprised
at how interesting a short essay on such
an abstract word could be.
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I love it when philosophers apply their
gifts to the everyday world. Here's a fine example
where gardening and the new food moralism are the subjects.
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Why build Verrückt, the tallest
waterslide in the world? Because "it seems like a really awesome thing
to do." Enjoy this week's long read about "the Men Who Built the Great
American Water Park."
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The new NFL and college football season
is underway, and it's only right to watch this short video in honor of this
momentous annual occasion: "24 Football Teams That Lost
before the Game Even Started."
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Grace
and peace,
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