Artifacts of a Life Once Lived

Justin, Greetings again! I had no idea about the connection with you and Lindsay Barletta. That is wonderful. How in the world does someone in Great Britian go out with someone in the US? Those must be very expensive dates! I am glad to hear it. I do know who she is, though I don't know her well. I knew her brother Zachery better. Her Granda was my 4th grade teacher, if I have the right Lindsay in mind! I look up to you for your industrious attitude given your vision impairment. I admire that in anyone. It makes me feel ashamed of myself, especially when I complain! I will certainly encourage you in your English studies. I also love literature. I did not enjoy English literature as much as I did American literature in college, but I guess its because I didn't really understand Chaucer's English! I love to read widely. I ought to give the English authors another chance. I did read a biography a while back by Edmund Gosse called "Father and Son: A study of two temperme

Hello Justin, I trust you are well. My father, George Grace, asked me to try and give you some direction concerning some questions you had pertaining to the canon of the Bible and I am delighted to help. The questions you raise are wonderfully difficult questions, ones that have interested me for some time now. I appreciate the opportunity to interact here since it is good for me to think through this a bit myself and put this into writing in a concise fashion. At least I will try. My father tells me you are British? I have always wanted to visit Great Britain, maybe because somehow I feel a sense of origin there given my Scotch-Irish heritage. If I may, allow me to introduce myself. My name is Scott Grace. I am Pastor Grace’s youngest son. I am currently 28 years old and live in Dallas, Texas. Some exciting news though is that after a long time away from home at school I am planning on moving back to Rochester, NY in the middle of this coming May. I have been away for almost 9 y