“Glory is to God what style is to an artist.” With these words, Frederick Buechner cracks open a fascinating definition of ‘glory’ in Wishful Thinking: A Seeker’s ABC. He goes on:
A painting by Vermeer, a sonnet by Donne, a Mozart aria — each is so rich with the style of the one who made it [...]
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Frederick Buechner, in his book, Wishful Thinking: A Seeker’s ABC, writes:
There are mysteries which you can solve by taking thought. For instance, a murder mystery whose mysteriousness must be dispelled in order for the truth to be known.
There are other mysteries which do not conceal a truth to think your way to but whose [...]
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