The show is infectiously curious, positive, and educational — it’s everything TV for kids should be, while still managing to be great fun.
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The show is infectiously curious, positive, and educational — it’s everything TV for kids should be, while still managing to be great fun.
We create a very particular vision of the full life we want, missing out on the fullness that’s there.
I appreciated how the book avoids reductionism and honestly acknowledges the messy state of reality. The gospel is not the answer to a question, it’s the good news about a good God who enters into pain and suffering, not to pull me out of it but to walk through it with me.
Recapturing the Wonder is a 5-star read because it’s timely and practical without ascribing undue value to either of those adjectives; it’s cosmic in scope while remaining deeply human. It’s quite literally wonderful.
My hope is Niggle’s hope, and Tolkien’s of course, whose theory of sub-creation reassures me, with or without commercial success, that my “leaf” is worthwhile. It’s true, many efforts will feel wasted, incomplete, or far from perfect. But there’s nothing than can’t ultimately be redeemed.