Today I let Briar stay home from summer school. We had a really nice time. We went to a park with our scooters and rode around and played on the swings. Then we headed over to McDonald's and had some fries and cookies. Then one more tour of a park. I spend a lot of time with her already but it was still nice to just hang out and not be on a schedule. She's a good kid with a bratty streak. I don't mind it really, and I love her so much.
I liked the book for the most part. I sort of thought there'd be more speaking from a skeptic's point of view. But a critic of the Christian culture is an important endeavor as well. I thought there were a lot of different assumptions that were made concerning various points of view, and so there were some jumps that a reader such as myself had to make. Seeing as how the book was written in the early 2000's that does make sense. I like his bend toward social justice and he also seems well traveled into the realm of secular thinkers and communicators. It does us a disservice as communicators in this century to be in our faith bubble and think that that's how people should think. It was a little tough reading all his stuff about being single and wondering about marriage and girlfriends ugh.. I know it was his journey but I have a bias, I think, about guys that aren't married. I just think of them as kids. There's an emotional muscle that marriage works that ...
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