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Our Lady Of The Forest
by David Guterson
by David Guterson
"No atheist, Carolyn thought, is ever firm." What does one do when presented with spiritual insight, revelation, and direct contact with deity. This book depicts the events surrounding a fictional Marian siting in northern Oregon by a troubled young girl with a tumultuous past. I was interested in how this writer would portray a modern visionary or someone who believes to have received revelation from God, or in this case Mary, the mother of Jesus. Although thought provoking, this book was difficult to read, as was the pervasive baseness of human behavior.
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Cheryl in CC NV
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Jul 29, 2012 04:42pm
Thanks for the review, and esp. for the quote. Now I know I don't need to read it as I'll have no sympathy for Carolyn's prejudicial assumption, or for an author who propounds such nonsense.
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