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Darryl Friesen
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Book 8
Having a hard time putting this down now! John is getting to the end of his journey! I just love Father History—so many similar statements, truths, and ideas as are contained in Mere Christianity!
— 13 hours, 42 min ago
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Having a hard time putting this down now! John is getting to the end of his journey! I just love Father History—so many similar statements, truths, and ideas as are contained in Mere Christianity!
Darryl Friesen
is on page 137 of 213
Book 7
In many ways, Mr Wisdom is the closest to truth yet. But Vertue on its own is ultimately futile. Wisdom on its own is ultimately a trap. Mr Broad on his own is ultimately well-intentioned, but meaningless.
“What does not satisfy when we find it, was not the thing we were desiring.” Bingo.
— 16 hours, 56 min ago
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In many ways, Mr Wisdom is the closest to truth yet. But Vertue on its own is ultimately futile. Wisdom on its own is ultimately a trap. Mr Broad on his own is ultimately well-intentioned, but meaningless.
“What does not satisfy when we find it, was not the thing we were desiring.” Bingo.
Darryl Friesen
is on page 107 of 213
Book 6
I loved seeing how differing humanist philosophies interacted with, and ultimately disproved, each other. I also loved that the “peaceful” philosophies of humanism and enlightenment are about to be attacked by the “violent” philosophies of Marxism and fascism. Fascinating allegory here!
— Jul 27, 2026 07:15PM
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I loved seeing how differing humanist philosophies interacted with, and ultimately disproved, each other. I also loved that the “peaceful” philosophies of humanism and enlightenment are about to be attacked by the “violent” philosophies of Marxism and fascism. Fascinating allegory here!
Darryl Friesen
is on page 67 of 213
I read Book 4 this morning before church—it’s a short one! I absolutely *loved* Reason’s statements that:
1) Without Reason, Philosophy, and Theology working together, escape from deception is impossible, and
2) Living with unanswered questions and doubts must become an accepted part of life, since the need to express belief or make decisions prematurely leads to further deception.
❤️❤️❤️
— Jul 19, 2026 06:44AM
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1) Without Reason, Philosophy, and Theology working together, escape from deception is impossible, and
2) Living with unanswered questions and doubts must become an accepted part of life, since the need to express belief or make decisions prematurely leads to further deception.
❤️❤️❤️
Darryl Friesen
is on page 55 of 213
Book III—Every single professor in every single public university needs to read this…
— Jul 17, 2026 08:00AM
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