I have long held that he is the Mark Twain of our times. Between "The Word" and his conversation about God with Gervais, it was the only comparison that seemed to fit. I hope he turns to writing. He will be immortalized through those, as yet unwritten, works.
I think he needs an audience. He was pretty open about how difficult it was to do a show from home during the pandemic. And it was about no audience (except the luminous Evie that we got to know).
I was thinking about him as a writer as well. He's really good at moral theology, and he should give it a try as an author. This from someone with a PhD in religious studies. We are always really critical of people thinking that they can talk on this stuff! Hahahahaha