My review of *A History of Evangelism in North America* edited by Thomas P. Johnson for the @SC_Journal.

A pretty good series. The ending of the last episode is crazy. They obviously hope for another season.

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"It's been a while since I have heard a piece of music that has such an incredibly well-paced, unrelenting um, build up that refuses to let go and we are forced to go along with it.".

RT @RickEMears: White women now have their own official holiday.

"As with the pagans, the reproductive practices of the consumerist neopagan West are focused not on welcoming children unconditionally as a gift from God — but on optimization and quality control based on the customer’s desires for a product purchased like any other. ".

Interesting interview.

"The ethical challenges of AI are, in the end, reflections of age-old challenges about power, pride, justice, and charity. The tools are new, but the human drama is not.".

A fun cover.

"the Quebec College of Physicians has raised the possibility of legalizing euthanasia for infants born with “severe malformations,” a rare practice currently legal only in the Netherlands, the first country to adopt it since Nazi Germany did so in 1939.".

RT @ass_deans: We can always find faculty and staff. All we really need is a bursar, a registrar, and an athletic marketing head.

Having no personal experience with unions, this was an interesting interview.

"evidence shows runners tend to have thicker cartilage than non-runners – especially in their knees.".

I like how he buckles him in at the end.

I liked this show when it was on, but I'm sure I didn't catch each episode. It's great to work through the episodes here and there now. It's so hilarious.

Tried a new NA. It wasn't great for n IPA. Tastes more like an English-style bitter than an IPA. Has a metallic note. Flavor goes to nothing on the back end.

Are you Floridians losing consciousness? ."In France, media outlets often warn that cooling a room to more than 15 degrees Fahrenheit below the outside temperature can cause something called “thermal shock,” resulting in nausea, loss of consciousness. ".

RT @CCamosy: Good to see this topic getting attention it deserves:. “All they care about is getting organs,” said Neva Williams, a veteran….

"Perhaps the best contribution. is that it pushes back against the regnant ideological partisanship. 'The fundamental principle of multiverse analysis,' they assert, 'is open and transparent social science.'"

"Dr. Tom Schmidt joins me to discuss his new book arguing that the famous Testimonium Flavianum, Josephus’ passage about Jesus, is authentic. We explore how ancient Christians read the text, new stylometric evidence, and what Josephus knew about Jesus."

Maybe that's why I like them so much.