Leeflet

I have a 15-speed bike that sometimes doesn’t propel when I peddle. It’s as if I’m peddling backwards.

What part should I be looking at to figure out what’s wrong and how to fix/replace it? The bike is otherwise in great condition, it just doesn’t peddle. I’d rather fix it myself if I can, but will take it to a shop if it ends up being beyond my ability to repair.

Thanks for taking the time to read and leave a reply!

I have read a lot of fantasy and science fiction books over the years. None of them have brought tears to my eyes, until now.

I'm currently reading The Great Hunt and just read the part where:

[Books] >!Ingtar admits to Rand that he is a Darkfriend. Ingtar decides to return to the Light by sacrificing himself to save the others attempting to escape Falme. Rand turns to Ingtar and says, "The Light shine on you, Lord Ingtar of House Shinowa, and may you shelter in the palm of the Creator's hand. The last embrace of the mother welcome you home." Rand doesn't yell at him or curse him. He simply welcomes him back and gives Ingtar his last respects before dying in glory. Wow. Just wow.!&l

There have been several posts lately asking questions about either covenant theology or dispensationalism. I've perused the wiki and found no specific reading recommendations for either covenant theology or dispensationalism. The posts themselves have been helpful to me in understanding very high-level differences between the two, but I'd like to dive deeper into both to get a better understanding.

What are your reading recommendations for covenant theology or dispensationalism?

​

Edit: Thanks everyone for the recommendations! Now to find time to actually read them. :)

I'm new to Sanderson's works (save for Whitesand). I have a long commute to work and have wanted to dive into the Stormlight Archive for some time, so I'm listening to the audio book. Caladin's chapters are read by a male voice and Shallon's chapters are read by a female voice.

One of the things I'm confused about is regarding these two characters. Because we more or less start with Caladin, I've been treating him as the MC with Shallon as a side character. I'm slowly coming to the realization that that's probably not the best approach. Does Shallon eventually do something that feels connected to Caladin or a larger story? The Prologue and Caladin's early chapters feel somewhat connected to