Apophatic theology is also interesting because of its use of a specific rhetorical phenomena that is present in all disciplines but often held up as a feature in Theology.

It doesn't help that for all practical purposes a lot of their assets are un-sellable and net drags on revenue.

It doesn't help that for all practical purposes a lot of their assets are un-sellable and net drags on revenue.

What really struck me about this episode was, in addition to all of the things said in the review, the tension it struck between the Rev's professional life and his amateur/personal life and that when he wasn't striking a balance between them and keeping at least some separation he was failing at both.

What really struck me about this episode was, in addition to all of the things said in the review, the tension it struck between the Rev's professional life and his amateur/personal life and that when he wasn't striking a balance between them and keeping at least some separation he was failing at both.

Prosperity Gospel is indeed something you're pretty insulated from in the Catholic Church, we have our own issues with wealth, though I don't find the Vatican - which is far less wealthy than most first tier American universities - to be really all that troubling so much as other issues, but the thing is…

Prosperity Gospel is indeed something you're pretty insulated from in the Catholic Church, we have our own issues with wealth, though I don't find the Vatican - which is far less wealthy than most first tier American universities - to be really all that troubling so much as other issues, but the thing is…

I wondered why no one mentioned the Hunger.

I wondered why no one mentioned the Hunger.

I love the Archdeacon's character, his first scene projects his whole back story, as someone who secretly despises the enforcer he has become while embracing its necessity, with such marvelous economy.

I love the Archdeacon's character, his first scene projects his whole back story, as someone who secretly despises the enforcer he has become while embracing its necessity, with such marvelous economy.

I found it to be pretty surreal.

I found it to be pretty surreal.

I agree that working with God in fiction can work well, even the Deus Ex Machina has its value, but I am less trustful of working without doubt.

I agree that working with God in fiction can work well, even the Deus Ex Machina has its value, but I am less trustful of working without doubt.

I think the Simpsons do all right with God as a character (though that might qualify in your not grounded category), but otherwise it is very difficult to do.

I think the Simpsons do all right with God as a character (though that might qualify in your not grounded category), but otherwise it is very difficult to do.

It seems to me that they do a really good job overall, but I also tend to be forgiving since while I know a lot of clergy they're mostly Roman Catholic and nearly all in the Southern United States, where many of the basic problems of the profession are very different.

It seems to me that they do a really good job overall, but I also tend to be forgiving since while I know a lot of clergy they're mostly Roman Catholic and nearly all in the Southern United States, where many of the basic problems of the profession are very different.

That's great to know! Thank you.