Yesterday’s post: Should Christians be leftists? Today’s post: Should Christians be anarchists?
Finished reading: Why Christians Should Be Leftists by Phil Christman — and I wrote a long rambly post about it here 📚
For those of you who aren’t on micro.blog … you should really consider it! It’s a great service, and its fearless leader, Manton Reece, is one of the truly Good Guys of the Internet. A while back I wrote about some of the hidden features here, and then about what I call the three paths of the service. And it has only improved since I wrote those posts. You can adapt it to so many different use cases: for instance, it’s a great way to keep a reading journal and an equally great way to make a photo blog. Please do explore it if you haven’t.
As Iistened to Ezra Klein’s interview with Brian Eno I felt that Ezra was doing 75% of the talking. He wasn’t, but he did talk way too much, especially when you consider that his guest is one of the most interesting people on the planet. I kept wanting the Ezra Klein Show Minus Ezra Klein, like Garfield Minus Garfield.
The wisdom of Bertie Wooster — whose intellectual acumen has finally been justly acknowledged.
I remember a couple of years ago at Laity Lodge hearing Claire work out this lovely song — so good to hear it in its completed version.
Most political writing is “Why My People Are Correct and Those Other People Are Wrong,” which is why I rarely link to political writing. There’s a shortage of good analysis. Noah Millman’s new post demonstrates why he’s one of the best political analysts around. So I’ll link to Noah!