Life Goes On
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I’ve been looking for the opportunity, but no one has cooperated. I kept hoping Dale would do something stupid so I could take exception, but he’d been most compatible, going so far as to recommend the church give me a raise. Everyone has been unusually reasonable, except for Fern Hampton, and I wasn’t about to stand up to her. Speaking my mind was one thing; suicide by Fern was another.
Dr. Pierce and Deena had returned to our Sunday school class, buoying my spirits. And several of the alumni f...rom the Live Free or Die class had stopped attending, which was icing on the cake. The questions I pulled from the hat each Sunday were startling in their boldness, obviously written by someone who didn’t know certain questions shouldn’t be asked. It reminded me how often we in the church ask the same safe questions, give the same pat answers, and then applaud our intellectual vigor.
My first year of seminary, I met a man who’d retired from there years before. His wife had died and he had nowhere else to go, so he passed his days at the seminary where he’d taught.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I’ve been looking for the opportunity, but no one has cooperated. I kept hoping Dale would do something stupid so I could take exception, but he’d been most compatible, going so far as to recommend the church give me a raise. Everyone has been unusually reasonable, except for Fern Hampton, and I wasn’t about to stand up to her. Speaking my mind was one thing; suicide by Fern was another.
Dr. Pierce and Deena had returned to our Sunday school class, buoying my spirits. And several of the alumni f...rom the Live Free or Die class had stopped attending, which was icing on the cake. The questions I pulled from the hat each Sunday were startling in their boldness, obviously written by someone who didn’t know certain questions shouldn’t be asked. It reminded me how often we in the church ask the same safe questions, give the same pat answers, and then applaud our intellectual vigor.
My first year of seminary, I met a man who’d retired from there years before. His wife had died and he had nowhere else to go, so he passed his days at the seminary where he’d taught.
What to read after Life Goes On?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Gulley to read onlineMoreLess
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