New blog I recently found, OftenBetterThanFine, started by a friend on the far side of the world. Smart chap, I’m here to tell you. He has located an interesting/engaging set of YouTube lectures that I’m just starting into. I enjoy mind expanding discussions like this one; they make a good inoculation against the dwarfish, provincial worldview celebrated on days like Easter. Though I will add that I have no idea where this is headed. 🙂
I’ve just listened to the first YouTube video from A Hughman, and it was a refreshing and enjoyable way to spend some time on my lunch-break (even if I couldn’t really see the screen properly in the sun).
I’m looking forward to his other episodes.
I was already beginning to think that ‘wonder’ is one of the most powerful things you can experience, and a noble end in itself, but this video meditates on the issues beautifully.
Jericho Brisance 
The video was superb. Your post is timely, as I just discovered and subbed to Hugeman’s YT channel yesterday after reading this most excellent post by a guest writer on Godless in Dixie.
http://www.patheos.com/blogs/godlessindixie/2016/02/26/heart-shaped-scars/
The post is about the generally long grieving process once devout Christians go through during and after deconversion. Anyway, here is what she said about Hugeman:
Now following his blog. Thanks for bringing it to our attention.
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I’m looking forward to going through his other videos but haven’t yet. Looks to be a good deal of dimensionality there.
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That’s where I found out about the series too. Thank you Neuronotes, I’d forgotten where the original link came from.
(also, for the record, it’s A Hughman, as in “a human”, not hugeman :))
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LOL, thank you for bringing that to my attention. I just noticed the misspelling. In my minds eye I saw Hugh, not Huge. However, my fingers did not. 😀
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It really drew me in at the end. Gonna have to watch this series.
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