Rebekah's Reading Room: Christmas Love

Wednesday, December 20, 2017

Christmas Love

I have watched this several times this year after first discovering it. It gives me chills, brings tears to my eyes, and causes me to remember the reason for Christmas. God's amazing love!

Watch and enjoy!

2 comments:

Liberty Bluebelle said...: Beautifully done! I must have missed this last year. Just discovered it looking for a different post I've been meaning to comment on. =D

~Liberty Bluebelle

"Rejoice evermore."; April 12, 2018 at 12:40 AM
Rebekah said...: I'm glad you enjoyed this even if it is not Christmas time. ;); April 21, 2018 at 10:31 AM

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". . . It should be noted here that the public's standard for proper pacing has changed over the years. The leisurely pace of Jane Austen or Sir Walter Scott makes my modern students gnash their teeth. The fact that we have moved from a literary culture to a video culture, as Neil Postman points out, means that modern readers will tolerate little character development and less description. "Nothing happens" in a book, according to my students, unless the first chapter features at least two murders and a car chase.

This just means that moderns have a problem with perspective. Our idea of appropriate pacing is too narrow; it needs to be expanded to include subtle discussions and loving descriptions. But this does not mean that modern readers need to tolerate inefficient time management. Detours worth taking are allowed; foot-dragging is never acceptable."
~J. F. Baldwin

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Wednesday, December 20, 2017

Christmas Love

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