As I read Paul Cheesman’s book I realized that the struggle between reason and faith is still very much alive in 1978. It seems to me there is as great a need for […]
[…] as a railroad worker killed soon after Allston’s birth. When Joe and Ruth Allston’s son, an aging beach-bum, drowns in the ocean, Allston does not know whether it is death by accident or whether […]
My e arliest memory of Retty Mott is of hurrying past her house as I walked home from Primary. I hurried past because my cousins had told me that she chased people. Once she […]
Insi de, to the left, in King’s College Chapel, Cambridge University, rests the great painting, “The Adoration of the Magi,” by Peter Paul Rubens. To the right, the King’s College Choir prepares to sing. […]
[…] island downstream. “Our island,” we called it. Sometimes the family would even camp overnight there on the beach, waking when the sun reflected off the water. But the camping trips were rare; with Dad […]
[…] as black as ploughed ground. But the next spring, Father planted again. The other day at the beach, I watched a young fellow bucking in the waves on his Jet-ski. For an hour he […]
[…] have everything, but in Vietnam we have the fish mongers and the fruit stands. We miss the beach of Vung Tau and Da Lat in the Central Highlands. It is the most beautiful place […]
[…] Tablets’ Based on Novel.” Syracuse (N.Y.) Herald-American /Post Standard. 15 January 1978. “Catholics Attack ‘Lies, Blasphemy,”‘ Pompano Beach (Fla.) Sun-Sentinel. 10 April 1978. Discusses anti-Mormon Tract published in England by Roman Catholic publisher. “Churches […]
Since the pioneering work of Orson Pr att, little advancement has been ‘made in the area we will refer to as celestial demography. This lack of progress is distressing given the thousands of hours […]
[…] para chute. He said the idea fascinated him, “So much,” he said, “I went down to the beach early one morning and had them take me up. It was very exciting, but I did […]