Fw: (Ron) Definition of Inerrancy (again, the concept of 'oneness')

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>>> BRYCE

>>>      And could you please elaborate for the dullards who don't

>>> comprehend your inestimable logic?  As best I can tell, your only

>>> point here is that some of my assertions might dovetail with a book

>>> somewhere that I have never read.  Imagine the odds of that.

>

>

>RON

>  Clockwork Orange, by Anthony Burgess, which was turned into a movie by 

>Stanley Kubrick (which leaves out the final chapter of the book which 

>was edited out of the american edition by the way) deals with issues 

>such as mind control, morality, and methods of controling/rehabilitating 

>criminals. You should read the book (an edition with the final chapter 

>of course!). You might find it interesting. The movie is good too, but 

>realize it is incomplete. 

>>

>

ACHILLES

It is a very good book, and if you can't find a copy with the final chapter
that's not too huge a loss, it can be summed up in about 3 sentences. 



"Be wary of strong drink. It can make you shoot at tax collectors, and miss. "
- RAH

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