Wed 2 Dec 2009
In which I find a quote from an unreliable source in a book by a normally reliable author and lose much confidence in the other material contained therein.
I would be extremely hesitant to quote anything pithy or witty sounding from M. Muggeridge without pages of context around why it was necessary to do so. Perhaps even tricking a man on the street into reading the desired MM quote and then quoting the M.O.T.S. instead of MM would be preferable.
From the virgin birth
Seeing Through The Eye, page 207
To the resurrection
Seeing Through The Eye, page 22
The poison behind the nice sounding witticisms is laid bare.