Philip Rosenbaum
Goodreads Author
Born
Washington, DC, The United States
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Influences
Herman Melville, Edmund Spenser, Desiderius Erasmus
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Member Since
February 2011
URL
https://www.goodreads.com/pbrpoet
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How to Enjoy the Boring Parts of the Bible
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1991
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Holy Week Sonnets
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2004
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The Promise
4 editions
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published
1994
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The Wedding Party: An Epic Poem
3 editions
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2012
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“By living in a spirit of forgiveness we not only uphold the core value of citizenship but also find the path to social membership that we need. Happiness does not come from the pursuit of pleasure, nor is it guaranteed by freedom, it comes from sacrifice. That is the message of the Christian religion and it is the message that is conveyed by all the memorable works of our culture. It is the message that has been lost in the noise of repudiation, but which it seems to me can be heard once again if we devote our energies to retrieving it. And in the christian tradition the primary act of sacrifice is forgiveness. The one who forgives sacrifices vengeance and renounces thereby a part of himself for the sake of another.”
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