Indeed, the hosts of the podcast The Bible for Normal People (tagline: The Only God-Ordained Podcast on the Internet), list the difficulty and, yes, perhaps moral failure of the Book of Job has led to a sizeable portion of the genre of apologetics within contemporary biblically literalist Christian traditions, saying, “[…] that’s why you need a really hefty apologetics industry to keep [biblical literalism] intact”. \parencite{b4np} ↩
A fantastic spot for the word ‘intercalary’, those days that fit between the years which do not fall within the calendar. Our lives as a whole — indeed, as a spiral — might yet have use for interstitial, intercalary days, intercalary time. An intriguing thought, is it not?
+A fantastic spot for the word ‘intercalary’, those days that fit between the years which do not fall within the calendar.
++A year starts not on January first.
+“between the years” now simply: “year, then year”. +
The days may hunder but the seasons speak
of time’s long march, of fast time, slow time. Thirst
@@ -107,7 +108,10 @@ for “start” and “end” neglects the limen sleek.
So, why do some unsubtle sciences
forget about the in-betweens? Those pure
uncolored dreams made mere contrivances;
-“between the years” now simply: “year, then year”. ↩\parencite[3]{eigengrau}
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Our lives as a whole — indeed, as a spiral — might yet have use for interstitial, intercalary days, intercalary time. An intriguing thought, is it not? ↩