An Interview with Paul Gilk

Paul Gilk is an independent intellectual who lives in the woods of northern Wisconsin. A long practitioner of "voluntary poverty," he chose a life of deliberate retreat by building and living in a small cabin for nearly twenty years before reconstructing a nineteenth-century log house, both homes without electricity or running water. He is married to a Swiss citizen, Susanna Juon. Between them, they have seven grown children.
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After watching this not only do I want to read his books but I want be his neighbor. haha Such a cool dude.

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39:17 - The glitch here could not have possibly come at a worse time; he was saying something profound and it skips over a lot and I wish I knew all of what he had said. To add my own take on the subject, the Jews evolved the concept of the Shekhinah, as well as the Wisdom Books of the Septuagint, where Ἁγία Σοφία or Holy Wisdom is feminine and was merged and considered by many Eastern Orthodox Christian mystics as being one and the same as the Holy Spirit. In other words, the Holy Spirit is also the Divine Wisdom spoken of in the Old Testament, and is always referred to as feminine.