We never learnt this

I'd be interested in reading it.
Robust books about Christian practices for teens seem few and far between.
I know of someone in Canberra who is trying to put together a popular level book making the case for women's ordination.

I've ordered it and am waiting for it to arrive in Australia. I keep seeing good reviews of it though.

3. There's actually women here at a wide range of stages both in and out of academia.
4. I'm loving the emphasis of papers on practical applications.

Hoping you have fun presenting your paper. The abstract sounds interesting.

How else do you pronounce it?
I come from Australia so Bluey is normal.

Those were my thoughts exactly. I'd really love someone to do a 2D cartoon adaptation of the books.

I missed a very key sentence in the original post. Now social media is making a lot more sense.

Busy streaming the original versions again . . .

In Australia, we who call ourselves evangelicals are still fairly closely aligned with the Bebbington Quadrilateral.
Though increasingly we do have to caveat that we aren't American evangelicals.

Look at you being organised.
Writing is definitely a fun thing to do.
My imposter syndrome means that I procrastinate writing and do it the night before.

Yay! Good luck with writing the paper.

We use this is Australia. Concave up is postive and happy. Concave down is negative and sad.
With shapes there seems to have been a switch to convex and non-convex shapes.

It was then followed by a discussion as to where my maths knowledge was on a scale from zero to rocket scientist.