http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2011/02/04/AR2011020403106.html
At 11, young Dutch had an epiphany, prompted by the sight of his alcoholic father lying dead drunk on the front porch of the family house in Dixon, Ill. In a moving passage of autobiography, Reagan wrote: "Seeing his arms spread out as if he were crucified - as indeed he was - his hair soaked with melting snow, snoring as he breathed, I could feel no resentment against him."
i think most of us have failed fathers, (but unlike me) , Reagan didn't judge his father ,where as when i was younger i did judge mine and then go on ofcourse to make some of the same mistakes. i also used to capitilize the letter i when speaking of myself but now i can't do that, for like Jesus himself said , " it is not him doing the thing but the Father in him " :)
At 11, young Dutch had an epiphany, prompted by the sight of his alcoholic father lying dead drunk on the front porch of the family house in Dixon, Ill. In a moving passage of autobiography, Reagan wrote: "Seeing his arms spread out as if he were crucified - as indeed he was - his hair soaked with melting snow, snoring as he breathed, I could feel no resentment against him."
i think most of us have failed fathers, (but unlike me) , Reagan didn't judge his father ,where as when i was younger i did judge mine and then go on ofcourse to make some of the same mistakes. i also used to capitilize the letter i when speaking of myself but now i can't do that, for like Jesus himself said , " it is not him doing the thing but the Father in him " :)
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