Thank you for this!! Very helpful

Thank you for taking the time to make this video.

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Very insightful commentary, illuminating the larger theme of housekeeping in ways I hadn't previously considered. Robinson's prose style is very beautiful, her work clearly rewarding regardless of whether the reader shares the author's religious convictions.

I read this book for school (I even made a video about it and the class) and I completely missed any biblical allegories lol. Appreciate your video!

Great book & Great Summary! Keep up Z good work.

Where did he go at the end??? He’s becoming as mysterious as his upload schedule

Caleb, I love your channel. Have you ever read "Genesis Unbound" by John Sailhamer? I think it would be up your alley. The premise is that Gen 1:1 describes the creation of the entire universe, and then for the rest of the chapter the "earth" is actually about the "eretz," or Promised Land. So the 6 days of creation are literal days, but they pertain to the creation of the Promised Land where man will dwell. For instance, v.2 (ESV)- "The earth was without form and void, and darkness was over the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God was hovering over the face of the waters"- would be interpreted as the Promised Land being completely underwater. Then God works to create the Land into a place suitable for humans.

Hey just curious about the Harvard required reading list. I tried googling for some kind of harvard required reading list and didn't find any kind of mention of those books. I found some kind of open syllabus website which i guess listed some kind of popularity of top 10 books that harvard and mit students seemingly had to read or something. I didn't really find any mention of a required reading list even existing at least in the form that i was expecting, something like: "at harvard all majors are assigned to read these x books". Do you have a reference to this required reading list?