Jeffrey

Jeffrey asked Glynnis Campbell:

IN YOUR VIEW, WHICH IS WORSE, SINS OF COMMISSION OR SINS OF OMISSION AND WHY?

Glynnis Campbell Interesting question, Jeffrey. When it comes to real life, I would definitely have to say sins of commission, since robbing a bank is worse than letting a bank robber get away. In stories, however, you could argue that a person with an ongoing habit of letting robbers get away would make a pretty creepy villain--or maybe a troubled character with a possibility of redemption.

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A Goodreads user asked Glynnis Campbell:

In your "Inspiration Point" article about Scotland, the third photo shows what appears to be a narrow wooden bridge. Did you walk across it? If so, where did it lead? The foliage is so thick and green the bridge appears to be swallowed up by it LOL.

Paula Hambrick

Paula Hambrick asked Glynnis Campbell:

Have you ever stayed in a castle in Scotland overnight? I bet some of those castles are beautiful inside like they are on the outside!

Jeffrey

Jeffrey asked Glynnis Campbell:

FROM A MORAL STANDPOINT, WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS ABOUT THE EXPRESSION "THE END RESULTS JUSTIFY THE MEANS."?

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