The Curiosity Index: Week 33


The Week’s Postings

I’m writing again. Yay!

Sunday: The Curiosity Index: Week 32
Wednesday: What Jenkins gets wrong about Hiroshima
Thursday: Why I’m glad Sweden never had a lockdown

And related reading


From the archives

Soren Kierkegaard & the attack on Christendom: “Kierkegaard would not at all be worried about the declining figures of Christian allegiance in the West. Only those who realise that they’re not in fact Christians can become Christians.”


Some interesting things (to me)

Seven posts that caught my eye.

  1. A world rebooted
  2. Did the Canaanite woman teach Jesus not to be racist?
  3. The Ghost of Margaret Sanger
  4. The Shoes Won’t Do It!
  5. Why recycling is not enough
  6. They still build castles – look at this monster in Poland!
  7. Cool Uncle Tricks: How to Spin a Basketball on Your Finger

Eye-catching stuff

Make a splash! Dive into the world’s wildest pools

A swimmer in the pool located on the 24th floor of the Holiday Inn hotel, Shanghai, China. Part of the swimming pool extends over the side of the building. The bottom of this extension is transparent, giving a stomach-churning view of the ground far below. Photograph: Quirky China/Rex/Shutterstock

Seven Twitter highlights

  1. Listen to Olivier Giroud
  2. Christian decision making from 1 Cor 8-10
  3. It’s the simple things that can make one’s day!
  4. Can we fight about theology?
  5. An academic juicy drama
  6. An unfortunate personality test result
  7. Don’t be a tosser

Something to watch

HT: Digg

Have a great weekend.


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