a vehicle he was driving...

Oooh I shall check them out, then, because this quickly jumped to some of my favorites of this journey. Thanks!

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Here Come the Rome Plows YouTube video by Drive Like Jehu - Topic

Finally got to Drive Like Jehu and ho-ly crap, I've been missing out for not checking them out years ago. This, the opening track, goes SO HARD youtu.be/02MAcqIvX7w?...

There’s also this wider NT phenomenon of authority to forgive sins, with guidance for how and when. “You will judge angels,” and “mercy triumphs over judgment” paired together

Oh, twins! Just started today, in fact

Me, unironically, having put taleggio on the za:

Mmmhm I love a cheese that smells like it was scraped off a carcass

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New Velo Orange leather saddles are quite stunning and very reasonably priced. Three models from wide to narrow, in three colors. If you've not gone leather yet just know I comfortably ride 100k in regular clothes with no chamois. They're great! velo-orange.com/collections/...

To clarify, I wasn't bragging to 'em. Obvs I don't think anyone should have to work like I did. I will admit, though, to hoping they got just a bit of motivation to overcome a passive trajectory to inhabiting the world

These boys don’t miss

To be fair, in retrospect, I’m not sure how I did it

Told my kids yesterday the kind of hours I used to work in my 20s and they couldn’t believe it was physically possible

Before (2025) / After (2026) the change of Place du Colonel Fabien, in the 10th and 19th arrondissements of Paris. Before, it was a roundabout with parked cars, now it is a horse shoe with no car parking spots, with two protected bike lanes on the inside and the outside.

Appreciate it! He can easily fulfill the mission just by starting a DO at the local parish. Who knows what may come of it!

OutKast’s Aquemini

OutKast’s Stankonia

Prince’s 1999

Prince’s 3121

What I’ve been listening to this week. What about you?

Ooh that’s an interesting question. I’m not sure, but now I want to find out

Yeah there were multiple things that made it frustrating and difficult to sustain

Feel bad about the ppl who've reached about the Society of St. Nicholas Ferrar in the last couple years. Just didn't have it in me to sustain that sort of thing alone. Still have the pdfs, though, so if you ever want them just ask

get their ass

Do you have a favorite tree?

per the OP, I do believe in the States it is literally illegal for a shop to do this(?)

If you're right-handed, a moto brake set-up is the way. All my bikes are set up so that my most dexterous hand (right) controls the most powerful brake (front). Could never go back!

The Songs: The System is Down YouTube video by ebyam93

The Blueski is down www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtQp...

Just War as Christian Discipleship This provocative and timely primer on the just war tradition connects just war to the concrete practices and challenges of the Christian life. Daniel Bell explains that the point is not simply to know...

Daniel Bell's "Just War as Christian Discipleship" bakerpublishinggroup.com/products/978...

Put differently: I've yet to see a jus ad bellum advocate find a war they believe is unjust

By the traditional rubrics this is totally the case. There was even a pretty decent book that tried a Hauerwasian take on just war. It's just I'm not aware of it being applied in any serious way, let alone with irl ramifications (excluded from eucharist or whatever)

So it is due to others by virtue of their office, which Taylor understands as written in the stars by God, and so "obedience" is the first thing he brings up

Distributive justice "is distinguished from the first bc the obligation depends not upon contract or express bargain, but passes upon us by virtue of some command of God or of our superior, by nature or by grace, by piety or religion, by trust or by office"

So first, commutative justice is "that justice which supposes exchange of things profitable for things profitable, that as I supply your need, you may supply mine; as I do a benefit to you, I may receive one by you"

It's a universal justice that applies to all in the same degree

Book cover for R. H. Tawney's "Equality"

Tawney had to struggle against this in 1931. Milbank & his pals like Pabst are still promulgating it, which is why Radical Orthodoxy was never socialist
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