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This week it’s hosted by Marg (where you will find the linky).
Only one item this week – I am being prudent after last weeks haul. I caught a couple of episodes of Warehouse 13: Season One at a friends place. It shows some promise and I am happy to note appears to have gone to a 3rd season. So I borrowed it through interlibrary loan only to find that its actually on free to air television. I am watching it in chronological order though.
I like it for a number of reasons
- Strong believable female lead
- Steampunk styling
- It hasn’t received the Firefly treatment.
- It feels like an American Torchwood.
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Bonnie Jacobs · 693 weeks ago
I'd like to read Bart Ehrman's 2011 book The Orthodox Corruption of Scripture: The Effect of Early Christological Controversies on the Text of the New Testament. Even those of us with degrees in textual analysis are interested in his books.
Have you read any of John Shelby Spong's books? I'm more than halfway through his Re-Claiming the Bible for a Non-Religious World that I got last week: http://bonniesbooks.blogspot.com/2011/11/spong-an...
My recent post Let the dry land appear
SB Wright 110p · 693 weeks ago
I do prefer Ehrman. I haven't read any Spong but then I have probably moved along from the questioning/investigation of my religion of birth. I do still enjoy the history aspect of things but I am a humanist now and don't really see much value in continually examining the bible as a guide book for life. I try to be hands on in community service and be broader in my philosophical outlook. But I will check out the link :)