Back when this story first broke (about the book "The Purpose-Driven Life") I was a little skeptical. Now I know why:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050927/ap_on_re_us/courthouse_hostage_book
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Back when this story first broke (about the book "The Purpose-Driven Life") I was a little skeptical. Now I know why:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050927/ap_on_re_us/courthouse_hostage_book
Obviously these drugs got her out of one hell of a fix..reeesult
this lady is to be applauded for her guile.
I don't blame her for stringing him out on Meth to keep him from doing anything else (that's the impression I got after reading the story), I just love the fact that the "Purpose-Driven Life" author was able to sell a few million books on the back of a tragedy that shouldn't have happened, and now his main conduit for that turns out to have had a little help in getting the guy to "listen to his message", i.e., "get him high and then read to him".
She is to be applauded, for being honest. All these Christians who applauded her then are probably running for the hills now. ![]()
Exactly what i would do if this happen to me if i had a cache of meth.. She should be applauded.![]()