The solitary life that reshaped the human story
A carpenter from a obscure village lived simply and died on a cross. He wrote no books, held no office, had no family, and traveled little. Yet within nineteen centuries he became the central figure of humanity, inspiring armies, navies, and parliaments beyond any other life.
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer Rescued by Belief
A Milwaukee Journal story recalls how a hunter’s tale ended with red paint on his deer’s nose provoking kids to pelt him with snow and rocks. Rudolph survives the prank reinforcing his mythic reality for children.
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