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Awry and thought-provoking jaunt through the spiritual terrain of our everyday language -- a lexion of uncommon insight to jar the mind and nourish the soul. "I think of faith as a kind of whistling in the dark, because in much the same way," writes Buechner, "it helps to give us courage... read more

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Speaking against abortion, someone has said, "No one should be denied access to the great feast of life" to which the rebuttal, obviously enough, is that life isn't much of a feast for the child born to people who don't want it or can't afford it or are one way or another incapable of taking care of it and will one way or another probably end up abusing or abandoning it.

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  1. Frederick Buechner (Author)

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Original Language: English
Publisher: HarperCollins
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Publication Date: 1988
ISBN: 0060611766
Page Count: 116

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