Lesson #1: The 4th Dimension
The Kingdom of God is spread out over the earth, though men do not see it.
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[…] friends and I were wondering the other night: what would a three (or four?) dimensional Kinsey scale look like? — one that employs more poles of identity than […]
a Kinsey scale for the post-post-modern age? « warm streams of logic said this on August 2, 2009 at 10:54 am |
Seriously. Days later I’m still diggin’ on this post.