The conversation begins with an introduction and catching up, followed by a discussion on the inspiration behind the book. The guest shares personal and vocational drives that led to the writing of the book, and the concept of the geometric Bible and communion is explored. The conversation delves into the concept of romance as a plot point, divine love as the story, and the directional nature of perishability and imperishability. It explores the multiplotted nature of the Bible and the importance of liturgical observance in understanding the vertical dimension of the theological narrative.

Takeaways

• Liturgy and the Church Calendar
• The Purpose of Writing a Book Romance as a plot point
• Divine love as the story
• Directionality of perishability and imperishability
• The multiplotted nature of the Bible
• The importance of liturgical observance in understanding the vertical dimension

Chapters

• 00:00 Introduction and Catching Up
• 08:00 The Inspiration Behind the Book
• 19:59 Personal and Vocational Drives
• 26:14 Geometric Bible and Communion
• 35:15 Romance as a Plot Point