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It's about a sense of constantly relying on God. Flying and running require bursts of energy and we don't do those things all the time. However, we do constantly walk, which requires an always renewable source of energy (grace), which can only come from God.

Sacred by Dennis Lehane

What is systematic theology? Many different definitions have been given, but for the purposes of this book the following definition will be used: systematic theology is any study that answers the question, "What does the whole Bible teach us today?" about any given topic. Systematic Theology...

They met Mathias on a day trip to Cozumel. The Ruins, Scott Smith Funny, it seems like such a simple sentence, but after reading the book that sentence speaks volumes.

East of Eden, followed closely by Of Mice and Men. I also liked Steinbeck's nonfiction book Travels With Charley.

Romance novels. Ick.

Just finished The Little Friend by Donna Tartt. 555 pages and an unsatisfying ending - very frustrating!

Theology is in disrepute among most Western intellectuals. The Victory of Reason: How Christianity Led to Freedom, Capitalism, and Western Success by Rodney Stark

Point of Origin, Patricia Cornwell

When is this season going to end? As a die-hard TAR fan from season 1, I have just found this edition to be unwatchable, for reasons too numerous to list!

I read this last month and I'm still haunted by it. Wow. Right now I'm trying to plow through Until I Find You by John Irving, but I think the man has finally lost his glue. A shame, I've read all his books and I generally love his writing style, but this one is a bit over the top.

:thumbsup: So I'll mention him again - Billy Sheehan definitely gets my vote.

What was his city's emergency plan? Did it consist of one sentence: "Get people to go to Superdome"? A city below sea level between two bodies of water should have an iron-clad disaster plan that has been practiced, re-practiced, and practiced at least once per year. Did this happen? What was...

And I bet if the guy on the left were Bill Clinton with a saxophone then he'd be compassionately trying to raise the country's spirits through music.

Just a little bit of light reading, I see. ;) Me, however, I have spent the summer on mindless mysteries. I've read up to K in Sue Grafton's Kinsey Millhone books, and I'm on the fifth or sixth Kay Scarpetta book by Patricia Cornwell. I'm getting mad at Grafton for not taking the series out...

Oh yes, Albus Dumbledore is very, very dead. Interesting theory on Harry himself being a horcrux, though I'm still trying to wrap my brain around the idea. Any thoughts on who the RAB was that took the locket horcrux? I think I know who it is.... ;)

It was? I'm still on the waiting list for the book at the library. I won't spend my hard earned (lol) cash on it.

Random things I am remembering about TAR1, and why I liked it so much: - Phil looks very, very young! - No models/actors, which is very refreshing - Kevin and Drew, one of my all-time favorite teams - Dave and Margaretta - such a sweet couple - Clues that actually made the teams have to...

Reminder for those who have GSN - The Amazing Race Season 1 starts tonight at 9:00PM Eastern. Be there or be Tivo!

Back at ya, Mr. David! :hug: I've been well, thanks - busy, I guess that's a good thing? How about you?