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by Fussbett 05/08/2005, 3:13am PDT |
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http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/wireStory?id=737147
For over 10 years I've wanted to do this book - Jesus in his own words," Rice writes. "For five years, I've been obsessed with how to do it, and for the last three years I've been consumed with nothing else
The ultimate questions, the ones distilled from a thousand others, were so obvious as to be frightening. What did it feel like to be Jesus? What did it feel like to be God and Man as a child?
INC: she's finally come along to tell us what our real questions about Jesus are.
Sanitario666: I'm frightened by the obviousness of those questions.
In all my career, I don;t think I've ever faced such a daunting task. And there were moments when I came near to giving up. I prayed. I asked for guidance. I scrapped hundreds of pages. At moments, I was on the verge of accepting that perhaps I couldn't do what had to be done here...
INC: it turns out writing about Jesus is harder than writing about vampires
I'm not a priest. I can't be one. I'll never be able to go to the altar of the Lord and say the words of consecration at Mass, 'This is my body. This is my blood.' No, I can't work that magnificent Eucharistic miracle. But in humility, I have attempted something transformative which we writers dare to call a miracle in the imperfect human idiom we possess. It's to bring Him here in the form a story, and that story is Christ The Lord.
INC: writing the book is a MIRACLE
Sanitario666: Jesus Christ.
My second choice of URL for this post is here, which has a nice touch at the end, reminding us (but unfortunately not Anne) of her place in the universe:
"I'm not a priest," Rice adds. "… But in humility, I have attempted something transformative which we writers dare to call a miracle in the imperfect human idiom we possess. It's to bring Him here in the form a story, and that story is Christ The Lord."
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