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So I'm reading four books.

And I mean, not fast, but still reading them.

Still reading the Illustrated History, Oxford Illustrated History of Christianity.

Nuclear War, A Scenario, Theo of Golden, and Fool's Errand by Robin Hobb.

It's the third trilogy, the Tawny Man trilogy.

It's so nice to read.

I'm going to go back to Robin Hobb.

It's so nice to go back to her because I really enjoy picking up her books and reading them.

It's such a pleasure.

Yeah, so I read over my notes real quick and it feels preachy.

So I don't know if you want to feel convicted, you know, feel that way.

But yeah, so in the illustrated Christianity, the Oxford Illustrated History of Christianity book, Talked about it the other day, read a page and there are 15 words in there and you don't know what most of them mean.

Also, on each page, there's two, three, four, five different names of different people that have influenced the direction of Christianity or whatever it is, they're involved in it.

And so I'll list a few.

So Pope Gregory VI, Pope Clement I and II and III and IV.

Emperor Henry III.

I imagine there's a second and a first.

I don't know.

And what I took from that is, I don't know, it makes me feel small because I don't know any of those people.

Almost every one I read in there, a few that I do recognize, but I don't know any of them.

And I do think we get caught up in maybe our legacy or what we want our legacy to be.

And you think about the billions of people who have already passed.

It kind of doesn't matter.

I don't really know how much influence those people actually had There seems like back in that time, they're trying to put forth Christianity and spread the word.

And then they're building monasteries and these popes and clergy and liturgies.