The Curiosity Index: Week 18


I’m back in Sweden and the weather is fantastic, although apparently it will snow this week so expect grumpiness in the middle of the week. The cherry blossom is out in Stockholm, we’re into a run of red days (bank holidays for UK readers) in May and everyone has started thinking about the summer break already. And, fingers crossed, Ipswich Town will be promoted to the Premiership in a couple of hours time.


You Should Read These

As per usual here are 7 articles that I think are worth you bookmarking, reading & thinking about.

  1. Why pray for revival? – Lex Loizides explains why
  2. Re-Branding Through Baptism: Celebration, Cynicism, and Cautious Hope – wise thoughts from Liam Thatcher on this
  3. Why are women becoming so much more liberal than men? This is Rob Henderson’s answer
  4. Nuisance Power. On a similar topic from Jez Field
  5. Can you stand with me for the Kijabe Forest? Jeremy Williams asking for help for Kenya
  6. ADD vs ADHD: What’s The Difference And Why Does It Matter?
  7. Monopoly as secret WW2 escape kits

You Should Look At This

Sacred Modernity showcases “unique beauty and architectural innovation” of brutalist churches – Something I posted on here


You Should Listen To This

Listen to this after reading Lex’s post on revival.


You Should Watch This

Wonderful.


This Week’s Postings

  1. Hard hearts, deceivers & email spam

From The Archives

We will actually believe quite a lot of crazy things if we have some experience that seems to justify that belief. And we can be stubbornly attached to those convictions no matter how much the naysayers mock. In contrast we can stubbornly refuse to believe something unless we have ourselves experienced or witnessed it no matter how convinced or sure other people are. But sometimes we do have those experiences and they do change our mind.

Witnessing the unbelievable

Have a great week and if you see something you think deserves a spot here let me know


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