Pietisten - Eldebo, Runar http://www.pietisten.org/authors/EldeboRunar.html http://www.pietisten.org/authors/EldeboRunar.html en-us Ernest Hemingway: The Character of Wrestling http://www.pietisten.org//winter0203/hemmingway.html http://www.pietisten.org//winter0203/hemmingway.html I have been reading Ernest Hemingway since I was 13, and I have all his books in my study. I read him a couple times a year, mostly <cite>The Sun Also Rises</cite> and <cite>A Moveable Feast</cite>, sometimes one of his short stories or his masterpiece, <cite>The Old Man and the Sea</cite>. Roman Catholic Imagination According to Andrew M. Greeley http://www.pietisten.org//winter0304/greeley.html http://www.pietisten.org//winter0304/greeley.html In the world of author, theologian, and sociologist Andrew M. Greeley, imagination combines the fabrics of life. Imagination is the glue that holds the fragments together. Imagination is primary for humans and it generates words, truths, doctrines, and systems of faith. Dwight L. Moody and the Swedish Mission Friends http://www.pietisten.org//christmas08/moody.html http://www.pietisten.org//christmas08/moody.html This dissertation by David M. Gustafson is a masterpiece. Dwight L. Moody (1837-1899) is the most famous revivalist of the late 1800s. He exercised a deep and lasting influence on the Protestant world, even reaching Swedes. Though he himself was of Anglo-American heritage, never visited Sweden nor any of the Scandinavian countries, and did not speak the Swedish language, he was the outstanding revivalist among Swedish Mission Friends in Sweden and in America. The dissertation examines the effect of Moody’s popular movement on Swedes as they engaged his ideals, beliefs, methods, and subsequent conflicts.