A Christian Carol-- The Subtle Christianity of Charles Dickens
And we are poignantly reminded that no matter how selfish, uncaring, or sinful we have been, we too may wake up one morning, throw back the shutters and--by the Grace of God--be redeemed
By William Kevin Stoos —— Bio and Archives--December 25, 2024
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"Business! Mankind was my business. The common welfare was my business; charity, mercy, forbearance and benevolence were, all, my business." -- [The Ghost of Jacob Marley, A Christmas Carol]
Of all the Christmas stories, nothing is to me more enduring and inspiring than Dickens' A Christmas Carol. Whether the tale itself or the 1951 black and white film version starring Alastair Sim—the scary old coot who Dickens himself would have cast for the role—the wonderful story of Scrooge's haunting and ultimate redemption is indelibly seared into my memory and inspires me still.
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