Joseph G. Simpson

Meh, not the worst acting

Revisado: 01-16-23

Poirot was at times very difficult to understand , both in verbiage and volume. Some of the other actors and actresses were fair to good, but some were downright horrible. Production was overall very amateurish. Overall, because of the storyline, It's worth a listen.

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Faith & Reason

Revisado: 09-19-22

With all our heart, soul, and mind: In the pursuit of why we are, and more so, to where we go we are no more, we seek knowledge. To wit, we seek truth.

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Power, wealth, and intrigue therein

Revisado: 05-30-22

What was, is. Not from the time or age, but from the corrupt nature of man. So shall it be, till it be no more.

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Beautiful rending of a timeless tale.

Revisado: 08-08-21

Contemporary translation, yet with a touch of traditional force and feel. Artistic, and so stylised to the sense and purpose of the artist. Still, all due respect and cohesion to the original.

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Another facet in jewels created by JRR Tolkien

Revisado: 02-24-21

Like all of Tolkien's tales, you are drawn into the details as a secret unfolding, as history heretofore whispered but long remembered, time before time.

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Good but not Great

Revisado: 10-23-19

While GKC is deserving of many accolades, writing not the least, writing murder mysteries are not that which elevates him above the common and on occasion, juvenile and even vulgar. AC Doyle sets the standard, peaks the interest, holds the attention, and leaves the reader desiring more.

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One Way. One Truth. One Life.

Revisado: 10-05-19

A man of the world lives a life grounded to it, breath to breath, face in its dust.

A man in the world lifts his life heavenward, erect, untethered to the created, but to his Creator.

The first is necessarily upside down, disoriented, order to a decaying and dying material existence. The later, the natural man, hunts for that which he can not see, but believes, he knows but not how, he desires but knows not why.

In the end, both receive their reward. One with regret, the other, naturally, as returning home.

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Good but not Great

Revisado: 06-01-19

If you overlook the references to PF, The Destroyer, the festering demonic swamp he was spawned from, Vatican II, and willing dupes who believe themselves channels of Grace but are tools of satan, known as the charismatics, then yeah, you might gleam some good from this book. My guess is the heterodox editor has had a liberal heavy hand in its making

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Well done, indeed

Revisado: 05-17-19

An important overview of the contributions of Roman Catholics and the Church to all things the civilized world once cherished, yet now seems hell bent on destroying.

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Time tested truths

Revisado: 11-23-18

Many enjoyable fables to nod and reflect upon in silent agareement, many through one's personal life experience.

One disagreeable remark though, quite a few fables are repeatedly retold, and at one point, the reader actually takes a long moment to hack and clear his throat.

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