I am one of those people who reads five or six books at once. The reason is that I often get bored with what I’m reading, but I really want to finish the book. So rather than completely stop reading, I just put the book aside to finish later.<\/p>\n
I realized recently that my writing projects are similar. I am currently working on three writing projects.<\/p>\n
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For a while there, I was focusing heavily on a\u00a0Commentary on the Gospel of Luke<\/a>. I haven’t written anything on this since April. Then I switched to a book about church, called\u00a0Close Your Church for Good<\/a>.<\/em>\u00a0I haven’t forgotten about this project; I just got bored with it. So over the past several weeks, I switched over to begin writing a different book, one on questioning my theology<\/a>. I began by questioning the foundations of theology<\/a>, and then I wrote about 50 posts\u00a0questioning what I have been taught about the Bible<\/a>.<\/p>\n
I think I am pretty much done with the series on Bibliology, and so rather than move right on to Theology Proper where I summarize and question what I have been taught about God (I’m actually scared to begin this), I am going to go back to my other two writing projects for a while. Over the next couple weeks, I will write some posts based on my Luke Commentary<\/a>, and then get a chapter or two done on Close Your Church for Good<\/a>. <\/em>Following this, I will return to look at Theology Proper.<\/p>\n