…the blogosphere is the friend of information but the enemy of thought.

Alan Jacobs
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  1. Great books are great in part because of what they ask of their readers: they are not readily encountered, easily assessed.

  2. The book that simply demands to be read, for no good reason, is asking us to change our lives by putting aside what we usually think of as good reasons. It's asking us to stop calculating. It's asking us to do something for the plain...

  3. Peter Brown, that great historian of early Christianity, has given the most cogent explanation for the arising of the cult of the saints in the late Roman world. He explains that the emphasis of early Christian preaching on judgment, on the human need for redemption...

  4. Read what gives you delight–at least most of the time–and do so without shame. And even if you are that rare sort of person who is delighted chiefl y by what some people call Great Books, don’t make them your steady intellectual diet, any more...

  5. We should affirm the great value of reading just for the fun of it. In my experience, Christians are strangely reluctant to take this advice. We tend to be earnest people, always striving for self-improvement, and can be suspicious of mere recreation. <span style="margin:15px; display:block"></span>But...

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