Darryl Friesen’s Reviews > The Complete Short Stories, Volume 1: God's Fairy Tales, Mystics All, and Once Upon Eternity > Status Update
Darryl Friesen
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“…By contrast, if Jesus’s claims were true,
then Christianity is infinitely more than a moral system. If Jesus
is God made man, then the Christian faith is more beautiful and
adventurous, more romantic and imaginative than the wildest
human story. It is, as Dinnis concluded, a fairy tale come true.”
— Feb 01, 2026 02:15PM
then Christianity is infinitely more than a moral system. If Jesus
is God made man, then the Christian faith is more beautiful and
adventurous, more romantic and imaginative than the wildest
human story. It is, as Dinnis concluded, a fairy tale come true.”
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Darryl Friesen
is on page 72 of 300
“…it was through the instrumentality of the child that the professor had perceived the strange phenomena of the perfume and the music—that his own senses had been inadequate.” 😭❤️
— 14 hours, 59 min ago
Darryl Friesen
is on page 16 of 300
Oh my, this is going to be good!! I’m fascinated by Dinnis’s treatment of Christianity as a “true fairy tale” of the very best kind—that, just like in fairy tales, we shouldn’t expect to regularly/normally experience the miraculous, but that when it does happen, we should accept it readily and openly, and without doubt or suspicion.
— Feb 01, 2026 02:39PM
Darryl Friesen
is on page 5 of 300
What a brilliant introduction!!
“If Jesus’s claims about his divinity, his miracles, his res-
urrection, and his prophecy were not true, then we have no
grounds to trust anything else he and his followers said or did.
In order to be trustworthy, a moral teacher needs to be trust-
worthy in the fullest sense…”
— Feb 01, 2026 02:15PM
“If Jesus’s claims about his divinity, his miracles, his res-
urrection, and his prophecy were not true, then we have no
grounds to trust anything else he and his followers said or did.
In order to be trustworthy, a moral teacher needs to be trust-
worthy in the fullest sense…”
