“The extreme greatness of Christianity lies in the fact that it does not seek a supernatural cure for suffering, but a supernatural use for it.'“
—Simone Weil
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Angel in the Waters (amzn.to/3RUhG0c) is a modern* classic, and the best for talking about a new sibling growing. Parents are gonna cry though.
*anything post-dating my childhood is modern.
Reading Beautiful Books to/with Children (2-5 year olds edition)
This is insightful. As a Catholic — a cradle Catholic, but an intellectual one — I spent a long time jumping, like Qoheleth, from one pursuit to another in order to find meaning, to “prove” myself, as it were. That included a lot of intellectual pursuits and attempts to master Catholic theology.
Like many who attended Steubenville — defi…
The Protestant Mind Trap
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It’s not every day that a current events and politics podcast says, “Hey, we should talk to a pricer!” but when tariffs are in the news, that can happen.
Had a great time joining Razib and Josiah to talk about pricing, the tariffs, and the odd connections which bring us the three of us together.
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Khanversation #37: Brendan Hodge of Pricing Evolution talks tariffs and the macroeconomy
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Amelia McKee is terrific and does a much better job on the Krafft stations than I did.
The Stations of the Cross and the Seven Falls in Medieval Germany
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