Merkin Posted November 15, 2014 Report Share Posted November 15, 2014 First off, let me attest to Nigel's accuracy in getting his geography lesson soundly located. Next, let me recommend this brief tale for its impeccable reasoning, though one would expect no less, given the personage offering the argument. Don't overlook this tale, which rings true in so many ways. http://www.awesomedude.com/nigel_gordon/on-the-road-to/on-the-road-to.htm. Link to comment
Paul Wren Posted November 15, 2014 Report Share Posted November 15, 2014 An interpretation as to the meaning of the scriptures which I am sure is going to upset a lot of the Christian fundamentalist, though I doubt they will get round to reading it, which is a pity, they really need to. This is a great short story well told. Link to comment
Cole Parker Posted November 15, 2014 Report Share Posted November 15, 2014 James, you're right! What a marvelous story. Thanks for this, Nigel. A well-put-together and told tale, and one to be remembered. One whose wisdom can be brought forth at convenient times, too. C Link to comment
Bruin Fisher Posted November 20, 2014 Report Share Posted November 20, 2014 Just finished reading On the Road to... and loved it. Tears in my eyes at the end. Generally, stories that get didactic about religion make me uncomfortable because I know religion is such a difficult subject, people have such different views about it, and hold them with such conviction that you almost inevitably step on some readers' toes by describing a particular religious belief as mistaken, or just plain wrong. However this story I thought did it particularly well, offered answers to some of the difficult questions and presented a positive christian dogma that would I guess work for many. Bravo! Link to comment
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