The Importance of Coherence in the Church

"I left what I thought was sort of dumb and shallow, and almost kind of like Mr Roger Z or something like that not that's not to, I like Mr Rogers," he says. "A moment in class it was a freshman in LSU,. and we just got finished reading and I was a brilliant and the, and I loved it, you know, had a great teacher and he was fantastic" He adds: "It really rocked my kind of bedrock faith that I had kind of imbibed in the myth of progress"