by Leo Tolstoy
In "God Sees The Truth But Waits", a man is imprisoned after he is wrongfully accused of murder. This is a emotional story of acceptance and forgiveness -- acceptance of the failings of yourself and others and the strength to forgive even when understanding is beyond your grasp. All I could think about when I finished this story was something my late Aunt Cathy used to often say, "God always answers your prayers. It's just that sometimes the answer is 'no'."
Read "God Sees The Truth But Waits" here.
NOTICE: (Updated March 5, 2010)
Beginning December 19, 2009, Books 'N Border Collies will be posting but only intermittently while I pursue personal goals. I plan to share some reading I'm doing, but there will be no reviews. I will, however, be sharing my exploration of vegetarian cooking and the cookbooks and websites I use to educate myself. I hope you enjoy it!
Lezlie
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8 comments:
Aunt Cathy sounds like one smart cookie.
That she was! Smart and funny and feisty. The world could use more like her!
Lezlie
Intriguing, Lezlie! Thanks for the link - I'll have a look.
Books Please ~ You're welcome! I'll be including a link to any short stories I read whenever I can find them.
Lezlie
Thanks for the link, Lezlie...what a nice treat!
Michele ~ You're welcome! That site seems like a pretty good resource for short stories.
Lezlie
Wow! The title alone is enough for me. Intriguing!
Andi ~ Let me know what you think if you read it!
Lezlie
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