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The Year of Living Biblically

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I just finished (in 2 1/2 days) the book by Esquire editor and writer AJ Jacobs The Year of Living Biblically.  This is a journal of sorts from a secular Jewish New Yorker who decided to try to follow all the rules in the Bible as literally as possible for an entire year.  The result is funny and surprising.  The moments when, even as an agnostic, he feels changed by his daily prayer life are compelling. His foray into snake handling and Crown Heights Hasidic rituals bring a shifting contextuality to the experiment which make me want to undergo something that could only be called the  "Great American Religious Road trip", anyone else wanna come?

December 29, 2007 in Books |

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I've been wanting to read that. With such a good reaction, I think that's what my Borders GC will go for.

Posted by: Thomas Jackson | December 29, 2007 at 09:59 AM

Sounds like fun, when do we leave/where do we go?

Glenn

Posted by: GMC | December 29, 2007 at 07:21 PM

If you can fit a tiny rural ELCA church that's "spacious" enough to fit, among others, a Buddhist, and two queers who wound up on the Evangelism committee -- y'all come!

Posted by: LutheranChik | January 20, 2008 at 04:31 PM

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