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“To mix metaphors, with the covenant of Noah the paramedic successfully reaches the fallen climber; with the covenant of Abraham triage is done and the climber is lowered down the cliff; with the covenants of Moses and David the airlift is accomplished and surgery begins; with the covenant of Jesus the surgery is successful and the vigil begins—will our rescued climber endure to the end?”
― The Epic of Eden: A Christian Entry into the Old Testament
― The Epic of Eden: A Christian Entry into the Old Testament
“You will curl your lip and want to spit. But I don't care. A man can carry something like this inside him for only so long. Then it's got to come out.”
― When Saigon Surrendered: A Kentucky Mystery
― When Saigon Surrendered: A Kentucky Mystery
“He wanted what evil men always want: to have power and use that power to make mischief.”
― The Eyes of the Dragon
― The Eyes of the Dragon
“He had an instinct for mischief in his head, just as some people have a way with numbers or a clear sense of direction.”
― The Eyes of the Dragon
― The Eyes of the Dragon
“The rights and liberties represented by democracy, many agreed, were losing ground across the globe to restrictions imposed by authoritarian autocracy… It appeared ignorance had indeed managed to secure an alliance with power (to paraphrase James Baldwin’s famous quote) to become the most ferocious enemy of justice on the contemporary historical landscape.”
― Songbirds and Roses: The Unusual Life Story of an Unusual Poem
― Songbirds and Roses: The Unusual Life Story of an Unusual Poem
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