The Delphi Eddies: a southern-fried tale of seduction, secrets, and sin

by Randy Foster

It was different, and on that day his eyes were opened to the biggest fault of organized religion. Conformity is a virtue, while original thought is viewed with skepticism and mistrust.

~Randy Foster, The Delphi Eddies: a southern-fried tale of seduction, secrets, and sin

Denial serves a very real, very necessary purpose. It allows addicts to revel in the ecstatic joy of their vices, free of guilt; free of worry. It lets the sweet customer service rep at Belk -- the one with the frequent black eyes that makeup just doesn’t quite seem to hide -- continue on in her marriage, hoping her husband’s tantrums are just a phase. It helped split the nation, bloodying battlefields from Vicksburg to Gettysburg as both sides denied the reality of brother killing brother.

~Randy Foster, The Delphi Eddies: a southern-fried tale of seduction, secrets, and sin