"The only limits to our realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of today. Let us move forward with strong and active faith."
~Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fear and faith cannot live in the same home. One will starve out the other. Which one will *you* allow to eat at your house?
[My answer: Faith, unless I've fallen again, then Fear jumps in and tries to get a plate to go, lol!!]
In today's excerpt--Charles Schulz and the Great Pumpkin. Though often identified with the evangelical church, Charlie Brown's creator struggles with organized religion, stating that "[Peanuts is] not an evangelistic strip. In fact, it's anti-evangelistic." Linus's obsession with the Great Pumpkin is one way Schulz manifests his views:
"The theme of questioning and faith, which was central to his life, had emerged in the strip's Great Pumpkin sequences, where Linus, smart but simple, had gotten ahead of himself in holidays and begun to believe that an omnipotent pumpkin would appear on Halloween to serve good little children as Santa Claus did on Christmas. But, of course, the Great Pumpkin does not come
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