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* 96 right now where I live. I’ve had enough. *

* Checking books for body parts. Checking body for missing parts. *

* I went to the local public library on Monday. When the librarian asked if I had my library card I told her I did, then added: After I die they may not find a driver’s license in my wallet but they will find my library card. *

There’s only one question left open, and you don’t have to answer it. I knew the score when you said the Messiah’s teaching is divorced from reality. Despite my many words, nothing has changed. Let’s end the discussion. @Debp

No to feeling. No to prayer. No to reading the Bible. No to pastors. No to attending church. No to reading again my post and yours, which had us agreeing that there were Christians living in Nagasaki. Yes, no, or maybe to the agnostic? P.S. It’s your life, and you can do what you want; until...

“I came across the book A Song for Nagasaki a few years ago, and it was one of the most unforgettable books I have ever read. … As I finished this book, I marveled that Takashi Nagai and his story are mostly unknown here in America. I believe it is just as important that we not forget Hiroshima...