Mary C. Findley's Blog, page 22

Honesty

With great sadness, I must confess that some people on facebook have forced me to block them. My personal standard for blocking someone is simple. Are they consistently dishonest? “But avoid foolish controversies, arguments about genealogies, quarrels, and fights about … Continue reading →

Seems Like a Good Idea … The Ultimate World Religions Database

 This is an early version of a snippet from my NaNoWriMo Work in Progress — “What will You Die For?” “Miz Rodriguez, you should totally do this.” Jayna blew on her hands as they watched the kids file into the … Continue reading →

Why Write a Book About Celibacy? — Guest Post by Tranea Prosser

I have not read Tranea’s works, but I hope you’ll take a look and check out her fresh perspective! Tranea Prosser — Author. Comedian. A Woman of Many Flavors! Deuteronomy 6:5 Love the Lord your God with all your heart … Continue reading →

Review of Pirates of the Caribbean 2 — Mary C. Findley

Can you be a pirate and a good man? Of course, in the gospel according to Disney. Do they have any idea what a pirate is? Pirates of the Caribbean 2 Dead Man’s Chest even gives the nod to Robert … Continue reading →

Lessons of Life and Successful Habits — Guest Post by Ron Millicent

Can be purchased: http://www.createspace.com/4368076 Can be purchased: https://www.createspace.com/4379483 I have not read Ron’s books, but I can certainly agree with using the Bible as a life manual! Check them out. Lessons of Life: This book was written as a result of my … Continue reading →

Review of the Movie Fireproof — Mary C. Findley

I need to say that Christian movies that are even watchable are rare and contemporary adult Christian movies even more so. This movie should inspire Christians to appreciate and support the efforts of those who try to fill this crying … Continue reading →

Review of Beloved Daughter by Alana Terry

Beloved Daughter is on sale now for only 99 cents! About the Book – In a small North Korean village, a young girl struggles to survive. It is her father’s faith, not the famine of North Hamyong Province, that most … Continue reading →

Faerie Queene, Installment 5

Una takes Red Cross to the House of Holiness. The low door is Humility, Reverence is the hallway, and Celia is over the house. Fidelia (Faith) dressed in white, carries the New Testament scriptures and a cup of wine with … Continue reading →

NaNoWriMo Shouldn’t Exist? — Mary C. Findley

http://www.salon.com/2010/11/02/nanow... The above-referenced article in Salon by Laura Miller states that, in her opinion, NaNoWrimo shouldn’t exist. That’s a contest where people are encouraged to produce a 50,000 word novel during November. You can find more about the specifics here: http://nanowrimo.org/ Miller … Continue reading →

“Are You So Selfish?”

  From My Work in Progress — What Will You Die For? — Mary C. Findley “What?” Keith jumped up. “What are you saying? We’re supposed to take the kids’ Bibles away from them? Their prayer journals? Their memory cards?” “There’s … Continue reading →