Too Much of "Everything"

Life and Books and Everything

Clearly Reformed

Christianity, Books, Religion & Spirituality, Arts

4.5 • 662 Ratings

🗓️ 10 August 2020

⏱️ 82 minutes

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Summary

Originally released on May 5th, 2020, this episode of 'Life and Books and Everything' admittedly covers too much of "everything," ranging from Star Wars to Mother's Day to infertility to regional U.S. differences to the COVID-19 re-open to social media as the message to how we read and retain and more.

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0:00.0	This is Life and Books and Everything hosted by Kevin DeYoung, Justin Taylor, and Colin Hanson. Greetings and salutations are fine many scores of listeners.
0:32.6	Welcome back to life and books and everything, this award-winning podcast, rather surreptitious.
0:41.5	The awards have been given so far.
0:43.6	One might even say forthcoming, proletically.
0:47.9	Absent.
0:48.7	Or absent.
0:49.4	For now.
0:50.5	We identify as award-winning on this podcast.
0:59.1	And I am joined with my good friends, Justin Taylor and Colin Hansen.
1:00.4	Welcome.
1:01.7	Good to have you here.
1:05.8	We are recording this on May the 4th, Star Wars Day.
1:11.6	So give me your most unpopular Star Wars opinion.
1:15.6	Colin?
1:20.6	Star Wars is great for little kids.
1:26.6	I think it's designed to be a very simple story of good and evil that is very captivating to children.
1:30.2	And I mean, I'm not against Star Wars.
1:33.3	I just kind of think all the stories begin to run together.
1:38.1	Have I offended enough people?
1:40.4	Justin, this is one of your top holidays, I understand.
1:45.6	Yeah, I don't mean to offend all the Star Trek people out there, but I loved lightsavers.
1:52.5	I had like a plastic lightsaber when I was a kid in the 80s, and I haven't really gotten back to it since then.
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