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« Bright is the Moon | Main | Power as the Absence of Constraint » September 16, 2007A Quick Walk Through the BibleAll the 3:16's in the Good Book. Reminds me of a Bible study I once was in, whereat the leader suggested that the Gospel could be extrapolated from any passage in the Bible. How's that for taking things out of context? Posted by Zach Wendling at September 16, 2007 09:26 PM CommentsTeX is a great software system and Don Knuth is a great man. His books on software programming are first rate. On the other hand, he has some strange ideas about God. He is a Lutheran (ELCA). Posted by: Dave S. at September 17, 2007 06:58 PM | permalink Post a comment |
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