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I promise I'm getting to the re-reading of this book. My challenge is listening to the podcast of the same name, reading the book, all within the limits of the time I currently have. It's worth it.

I'm reading in line with the podcast "Subversive Orthodoxy". This is my second time of reading the book. I'm enjoying it just as much as the first time or maybe a bit more since I'm reading it more slowly.

Ha! I ended up listening to the latest Subversive Orthodoxy podcast on Blake and Goethe and ended up re-reading the first chapter of the book, "The Soul Under Siege". I figure it's not a competition to get to the end. I recommend the book and the podcast.

Through Blake and Goethe and into Kierkegaard followed by Chesterton. Great title for this chapter: "The Soul Under Siege". I just wish the podcast Subversive Orthodoxy would hurry up and get back on with a discussion of this chapter!

My second re-read book of the year, a book I first read 20 years ago. I picked it back up after being introduced to a new podcast also by the same title Subversive Orthodoxy, hosted by Travis Mullen in conversation each week with the author of the book, Robert Inchausti. I listened to the first two episodes and started re-reading the book. I'm happy with both.

I hate this book, and you should too.