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Maggie's Beautiful World
Maggie's Beautiful World
Maggie's Beautiful World
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This fifteen page book follows best friends Maggie (an atheist) and Joan (a Christian) through illuminating situations. Each chapter sees the majesty of life from two lines of sight. Maggie finds a comfortable place in her atheism where she sees a beautiful a world without having to explain it away to a supernatural God. Joan disagrees, but they keep their mutual respect.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherGren Blackall
Release dateAug 23, 2009
ISBN9781311639608
Maggie's Beautiful World
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Gren Blackall

Writer, finance person, dog lover, Mainer, husband, father, friend.

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    Maggie's Beautiful World - Gren Blackall

    Maggie’s beautiful world

    An Allegory for Atheists

    By Gren Blackall

    Smashwords Edition

    Copyright by Gren Blackall 2000

    This free ebook may be use for non-commercial use, including copying and sharing provided it appears in its entirety, without alteration, with recognition for the author, and the reader is not charged to access it. Commercial uses must be approved by the author.

    Cover design by Whitaker Blackall. http://www.flickr.com/photos/whitaker/

    Also by Gren Blackall

    Beatty: http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/3519

    Coffee: http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/826

    Contact the author (generous compliments and scathing criticisms all welcome): grensemail@gmail.com

    ONE

    Maggie combed the grass with her fingers to pull aside acorns and stones. She cleared a place to lie back under the ancient oak. The tree spread twenty feet in every direction. Spots of blue sky danced through fleeting holes in the thick canopy. Awe spread over her body like a rain of needles.

    Could you exist without God? she asked the tree. A strong breeze whipped the lush leaves, waving the thin sprigs, rocking the outer limbs, but barely moving the heavy branches. The trunk stood firm, as calmly as a mountain. She wanted to believe a benevolent God looked down upon her, happy with his creations. Someone without whom the beautiful tree would not be. Someone outside

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