Jane McNeil

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I bought this book at the Civil Rights Institute across the street from the 16th Street Baptist Church in 20018? when my husband and I stopped there for a visit. I particularly enjoyed the park area at the intersection with the church and the institute. I read the book as we continued our driving trip west. I was fascinated with the story which I knew, in part, from the original event new coverage. But learned so much more reading the book especially learned about the other victims: two boys and the girl who lost her eyesight. Then, when I realized the Doug Jones mentioned in the book was the Doug Jones running for the Senate, I was thrilled. My hero. I am sending him a campaign contribution!!!

Until justice rolls down

Have almost memorized the entire script -- at least the key scenes. I have taught an adult bible study based on the movie 'Tombstone' and the prophetic book of Nahum! The movie is one of the top movies of all time with several biblical land religious themes. The scene with Josie hold the dead adult male actor in the stagecoach is a recreation of Michangelo's 'Pieta' statue of Mary holding her dead crucified son, Jesus. There are many of scripture quotes and allusions. My biggest take away from the movie is: 'There is not much difference between the 'good guys' and the 'bad guys'. Or as the Apostle Paul might say: 'All have sinned and come short of the glory of God.'

Tombstone

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