Dan Littauer, who moderates and illustrates this blog, and his friend Adam Reynolds passed on this video to me of the comedian Louis C.K. appearing on Conan O'Brien's old show. Their thought was that it had theological implications (we've been looking at Romans recently and they particularly wondered if it tied into the key thing that seems to connect people to God there [in 1:20-21]--thanking God or the universe or whomever for the gifts we get that we didn't and couldn't create for ourselves [rain, for instance]). As if this kind of thankfulness is the road to salvation.
Take 4ish minutes and watch this clip when you have a moment. I think you'll enjoy it.
And, now that you've done that, what do you think? Does this tie into ultimate questions for you?
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Dan Littauer, who moderates and illustrates this blog, and his friend Adam Reynolds passed on this video to me of the comedian Louis C.K. appearing on Conan O'Brien's old show. Their thought was that it had theological implications (we've been looking at Romans recently and they particularly wondered if it tied into the key thing that seems to connect people to God there [in 1:20-21]--thanking God or the universe or whomever for the gifts we get that we didn't and couldn't create for ourselves [rain, for instance]). As if this kind of thankfulness is the road to salvation.
Take 4ish minutes and watch this clip when you have a moment. I think you'll enjoy it.
And, now that you've done that, what do you think? Does this tie into ultimate questions for you?
