things Christianity didn't quite invent, and theologies I don't quite have

[hermionesviolin]

Velveteen Rabbi recently posted a round-up of selichot posts from previous years.

In one, she wrote:At our selichot services, we'll be using the prayer as a lead-in to a meditation around the radical idea that every single time/place we've missed the mark in our entire lives is always forgiven. Whenever I seriously think about that, it blows me

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[sk8eeyore]

For starters, Athanasius' On the Incarnation is pretty awesome. (As are most of the books in that series, but this is what came immediately to mind for non-Christology-fail.) Just sayin'.