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Eloquent.

Buried in the fiction is the message: we need to make changes and fund science NOW.

Reading notes: pg. 301-302 Frank’s ....crisis? Very funny.

Of, wonderful! Both Asa and Irene, my grandchildren, recommended this to me. I’m so grateful. The author just opens up an issue, such as betrayal, and helps us all process it.

Notes while reading:
P.30. Mary introducers herself as "lamb of the redeemer"??! I've not heard this before. Googled it to no avail. Seems theologically incorrect.

The commentary is almost as good as the text! (that's rare...)

I read a few pages every day or so. Half a year to go!

Almost finished. Who would like it? I will pass along my annotated copy.

It's taken me 10 months to read this far. Slow going! but rich.

I love the hidden stories of nonviolent action.

The commentary is almost as good as the text! (that's rare...)

The problem with reading someone's else's notes on a spiritual classic is that those comments are often timebound and not in sync.

Must return to library today. Noting page so as to take it up again.