Systems thinking, and why it is sometimes right to be lopsided

Many years ago when I was studying science, I loved understanding how systems worked. I particularly enjoyed physiology, the study of how biological systems work in the body. In physiology, you can’t understand the parts without seeing how they work together. You look at the whole circulatory system, at the whole circuit of sensors, nerves … Continue reading Systems thinking, and why it is sometimes right to be lopsided

Direct simplicity and intriguing depths

Pete William's new book, "The Surprising Genius of Jesus" (https://uk.10ofthose.com/product/9781433588365/the-surprising-genius-of-jesus) focuses on one chapter of Luke. He shows that Jesus is able to tells stories that are directly addressing the crowds, understood simply as a direct answer to the challenge of the Pharisees. But he also shows that Jesus is working into his stories layers … Continue reading Direct simplicity and intriguing depths