Winged Messenger: Running your first Comrades Marathon Nicole R. Kobrowski Walker turns a critical eye

Walker turns a critical eye towards: -Religion as big business -Religion's effects on children -The Bible as a "moral guide" and "history" -Biblical infallibility -The doctrine of "original sin" -The biblical attitude towards sexuality -God as "Father" -Church doctrine regarding women -Church history vis- -vis the Dark Ages

filled with regrets (sort of)

Bronzing Lotion

real-life perspective into the ups and downs of surviving a hippie childhood with a narcissist as a mother

although they made no formal statement of the doctrine

Winged Messenger: Running your first Comrades Marathon Nicole R. Kobrowski Walker turns a critical eyeThe year is 1976, and South Africa is gripped by a terrible lockdown apartheid. Nelson Mandela is in prison on Robben Island; South Africa is isolated from the rest of the world, and revolution is in the air. Against this background, a young student at Johannesburg's Wits University decides to try and take control of his life, and his destiny, and give himself a sense of purpose. He challenges himself to run South Africa's most famous long distance