"For me it's a discovery, it's an exploration, it's a pursuit. It's a sort of wide-eyed, filled-with-wonder, what's-around-this-corner...I find the world terribly electric and I find people endlessly interesting." R-B
For something as deep and high and wide and heavy as a view-of-life, the small amount of space offered on Facebook just doesn't cut it. So I'm continually changing my "Religious View" section, not to completely different things (Christian, no Buddhist, no Spiritual but not Religious!), but to various ways of explaining the same thing. It's like those photo mosaics: if you look at them up close all you see is a bunch of individual pictures, but if you take a few steps back, all the small pictures together make up one giant picture.
Here's the latest:
When a British newspaper invited several eminent authors to write essays on the theme "What's Wrong with the World?" G.K. Chesterton's contribution took the form of a letter:
