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Title:Discussions from a Christian Perspective
Notice:Prostitutes and tax collectors welcome!
Moderator:CSC32::J_CHRISTIE
Created:Mon Sep 17 1990
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1362
Total number of notes:61362

691.0. "The Way of the Wolf" by CSC32::J_CHRISTIE (We will rise!) Fri May 28 1993 11:07

	I know we have a topic on literature related to Christianity, but
I think this deserves a topic of its own.

	There's a book called _The Way of the Wolf_.  I've heard a couple
of the stories contained therein.  I found them to be haunting in their
simplicity and power.

	One story had to do with love and sacrifice.  The lead character
was a bunny named Barrington.  Another had to do with enduring friendship.
I think one of its characters was a porcupine.

	If you're familiar with it, what are your thoughts about TWotW?

Peace,
Richard
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691.1ancient memoriesTHOLIN::TBAKERDOS with Honor!Tue Jun 01 1993 08:5815
    Wow!  Send me back 22 years, why don't you?

    I actually have that book.  There's also another "article" about
    children of God on a "march" acting like children, wandering down
    to the water and getting stuck and having to be rescued.  It's not
    a forced march... and so on.  It's been a long time.

    What struck me about the Barington story were the words, "It is a
    gift, a free gift, with no strings attached."

    I'll have to try to resurrect it when I get home.

    Thanks for the memories :-)

    Tom
691.2Christ...my Barrington bunny...CSC32::KINSELLAEternity...smoking or non-smoking?Tue Jun 01 1993 19:5014
    
    I remember at youth camp in high school the pastor who was the 
    guest speaker did a dramatic storytelling of Barrington bunny.  
    I was crying myself into a puddle.  I wasn't alone either.  There 
    was not a dry eye in the house.  I thought it was a good analogy 
    of the sacrifice that Christ made for us.  That story really had
    a impact on me...I remember that camp experience and specifically
    that story as one of the turning points in my life.  Thanks for
    the title of the book Richard.  
    
    .1  I remember that line with special warmth.
    
    Jill
691.3Silver Lake Conference CenterTHOLIN::TBAKERDOS with Honor!Wed Jun 02 1993 09:395
>    I remember at youth camp in high school the pastor who was the 

    Could that have been in the NorthWest corner of Connecticut?

    Tom
691.4CSC32::KINSELLAEternity...smoking or non-smoking?Wed Jun 02 1993 11:515
    
    Nope...it was Lichen Ranch in NW Colorado.  Closest I ever got to
    going to camp in Connecticut was Spofford, New Hampshire.
    
    Jill
691.5BarringtonTHOLIN::TBAKERDOS with Honor!Thu Jun 03 1993 13:49279
691.6CSC32::J_CHRISTIEWe will rise!Fri Jun 04 1993 15:115
    For the benefit of those who might have difficulty deciphering
    fables, allegories, and the like, the wolf represents God.
    
    Richard
691.7Moderator actionCSC32::J_CHRISTIEWe will rise!Fri Jun 11 1993 13:495
    I regret that .5 had to be SET HIDDEN, as it may be in violation of
    copyright laws.
    
    Richard Jones-Christie
    Co-moderator, CHRISTIAN-PERSPECTIVE