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Mortimer J. Adler
The Stories
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The Taming
When a mysterious Creature appears just beyond the Hollow bearing a shiny object, it is urgent news for those living within the Refuge, especially the Council of the Glade. However, for a young shrew named Thutter, and his three friends, it becomes the occasion for an ill-advised adventure. To leave the Glade is to break […]
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boB and the Wet Willy
When his best friend moves away, Artemis C. Funkleman, better known as Arte ( Ar-tee), sees no reason to attend fifth grade or to ever go to school again. Things only get worse when the new kid in class decides to make his life miserable. Fortunately, Arte’s newest friend, a one-eyed alien named boB, who […]
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The Latest from the Blog
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The Power of the Imagination
They say that the imagination is a powerful thing. A rather dramatic example of this is the story of Air Force Colonel George Hall. A POW locked away in a North Vietnamese prison for seven horrific years, Hall played a full game of golf in his imagination every single day. One week after he was […]
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Lesson #1 Work Smartly
The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable man.–George Bernard Shaw I was fourteen when I mowed my first lawn for someone else, I mean. I didn’t like it, but it was a way to earn […]
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The Story of Cheshire
It was spring of 2001 when my family and I arrived in the tiny village of Cheshire, Ohio (pop. 221). Having been called to pastor the only Baptist church in town, I accepted the position with no real concerns about either of the two power plants which sat less than a mile away. Sure, there […]
