A fourth of the year has gone by already! If January was SCIENCE MONTH!!! and February was as Southern as fried green tomatoes, then March was a month for the ol’ to be read pile. I’ve got a few unreviewed books listed below and will see if I can’t post something for them tomorrow.

Lent:
The Lost Gospel of Judas Iscariot. Of no spiritual value, of course, but it was interesting to read.
The Romance of Religion, Fr. Dwight Longenecker. An expansion of Lewis’ view of Christianity
Paul Among the People, Sarah Ruden. A re-appreciation of how counterculture Paul’s writings were in the world of the early Roman empire.
Liturgy of the Ordinary, Tish Harrison Warren. A sacramental approach to the mundane.

The Big Reads
I began reading the Shahnameh and continued moving along in the essays and Epistles of the Jewish Annontated New Testament.

Classics Club
Purgatorio, Dante. Translator Anthony Esolen.
Began reading The Shahnameh.

Climbing Mount Doom
Blood of Honour, James Holland
The Lost Gospel of Judas Iscariot, Bart Ehrman
Pompey, Plutarch. From a volume within The Great Books series, pub. 1966.
Paul Among the People, Sarah Ruden
Caesar: Colossus of Rome, Lars Brownworth
The Boys from Biloxi, John Grisham
Invasion! They’re Coming!, Paul Carell
Purgatorio, Dante. Translator Anthony Esolen.

The Science Survey
Waters of the World, Sarah Dry

Reading Dixie:
The Other Side of the Bay, Sean Dietrich
The Boys from Biloxi, John Grisham
The Other Side of the Bridge, Timothy E. Paul
Weep No More, My Lady, W.E. Debnam

Coming up in April:

Read of England, of course! Cry God for Harry, England, and SAAAINNNNT GEOOOOOOOORRRGE!