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How did the early Christians view the Holy Spirit And was it considered ... Rank: #2864961 in BooksBrand: Brand: Moody PrPublished on: 1979-06Original language: EnglishNumber of items: 1Dimensions: 8.75" h x 5.75" w x .75" l, Binding: PaperbackUsed Book in Good Condition 16 of 17 people found the following review helpful.Love Dorothy L. Sayers, hate the poor editing jobBy Shopping GoddessDorothy Sayers’ detective novels are entirely delightful. I own them all (in the Harper Row/Perennial edition), and have read them so often that they are all starting to look much the worse for wear. My copy of Gaudy Night fell apart altogether, so I was initially delighted to find that the series had been issued by HarperCollins/Bourbon Street Books, and purchased the four Harriet Vane novels (Strong Poison, Have His Carcase, Gaudy Night, and Busman’s Honeymoon. I was disappointed to discover that the books are very poorly edited, with mistakes numerous enough to be distracting. In Busman’s Honeymoon, these mistakes include simple typos (“ont” in place of “not”), failures of erudition (the correct expression is not “springs to catch woodcocks” but “springes to catch woodcocks”), and inadvertently comical goofs, as in the following:“Kind hearts,” Kirk was saying, “are more than coronets; him as said that lived to wear a coroner himself.”The mind boggles.I am sorry that the editing is so poor, because the books are otherwise very handsome, with well laid out pages and a nice feel in the hand. But if you (unlike HarperCollins’ editors) are someone who can’t help noticing typos, this edition might not be for you—and if you are new to Sayers, you owe it to yourself to experience her fine writing without the distraction of textual bloopers.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.Slow But Engaging Lord Peter Wimsey MysteryBy Delia BinderThe thing to keep in mind was that this novel was written in 1937 in England, about the honeymoon of an English nobleman/detective and his University-educated but commoner mystery writer wife - and a homicide they end up getting involved with in the home they purchased to share together. The pace is a bit pokey, many of the characters come off a bit like comical caricatures, the violence is muted, and the sex is largely alluded to rather than explicit - but for all that, the story has depths you might not expect.Lord Peter Wimsey is a great deal more than the "Upper Class Twit of the Year" as as an amateur Private Detective you might have been led to believe he is from many of the movies and television shows that feature him. The later books, written after her marriage to WWI veteran Atherton "Mac" Fleming, often dealt sympathetically with what we now know as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), which Lord Peter suffered from following his own war experiences. That combination of eccentric behaviors (at one point in the story, Peter weaves a nest out of the straw used to pack vintage wines in on top of his head, while talking local Police Superintendent Kirk) and abrupt mood swings (at several points in the story Wimsey goes from cheerful to affectionate to passionate to cold to angry to maudlin!) are dealt with by both his faithful manservant Bunter and his bride Lady Peter, *nee* Harriet Vane.The story is a pretty basic English "cozy": Peter purchases a small estate, Talboys, in the town where Harriet grew up as a wedding present and place to spend their honeymoon - only to realize that none of the preparations or renovations Peter paid for had been done by the former owner Mr. Noakes! After a comically rough time getting settled ending in a relatively comfortable wedding night, Harriet, Peter and Bunter attempt to get the place set up on their own, with the dubious aid of the locals who worked there or wish to work for the new Lord - only to stumble upon Noakes's body on the basement stairs. It quickly becomes clear that Noakes had intended to pocket the money Lord Peter paid him and vanish, as he had a number of creditors both local (just about everybody who'd worked for him or was related to him) and from London (all the furniture in the house, it turns out, was pledged for loans that he'd failed to pay back). With such a large pool of people who might wish the man dead, Peter and Harriet, along with Superintendent Kirk, spend much of the book trying to find out Who Dun It.The book also has a brace of Sayers short stories, mostly earlier Lord Peter mysteries although there is one story featuring another detective character of hers, traveling wine salesman Montague Egg.Once I got past the main novel's slow build, I found myself enjoying it quite a bit. If you're not looking for rapid action, you will probably enjoy it was well.2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.Lord Peter's triumph!By CustomerBusman's Honeymoon is the crowning glory of the works of Ms. Sayers in this series. It really ought to be read last, or at least after Strong Poison, Have His Carcasse, and Gaudy Night. It's a love story, you see, with detective interludes, which is how the author described it. And WHAT A LOVE STORY! I told someone just the other day that this book ought to be required reading at pre-marital counseling sessions. He, Lord Peter Wimsey, aristocratic sleuth, understands her, Harriet Vane, writer of detective novels, his “heart’s heart,” so very well, and it makes for delicious reading and consideration on the subject of courtship and the intertwining of two hearts and minds. She understands him at last, as soon as he can help her put her own heart back together. When they meet, in Strong Poison, she is just about to be convicted of murder, and both her nerves and her love have been rubbed raw by the hemp of the waiting rope, the grotesque finale of the horrid affair that landed her in the dock.Lord Peter has done in those three aforementioned books what few men could do for any woman; he has made her see that she can be loved. Loved. Wanted, yes, but not wanted more than enjoyed and respected. Loved for herself, loved with an expectation of fun and delight and the ability to return love. A very tall order for most couples, especially when all first advances had to take place under the watchful eye of a prison warden.For these two, all advances in romance had to come with knotty problems to unravel, but, between Lord Peter and the woman who has him “singing songs in the French language”, the knottiest are those of the heart. Harriet has come to trust that somehow, wonderfully, her return of love will be enough for this man, and she knows that to return his love will be enough for her. It's a gem, I tell you, the unfolding of this story … and before it closes, as they move into their "fixer-upper" in the country, they must needs discover a body in the cellar. His startling ability to detect is memorably portrayed with the most provocative literary revelation of what it would be like to "detect things," when those you've caught are now themselves about to leave this world at the end of a rope.I'm sure it's out there somewhere, what I'm about to say, though I haven't read it. It's rather as if all of Harriet's ragged vulnerability in Strong Poison and Gaudy Night, all that she faced and all that she was powerless to forestall, looking death in the face moment by moment and growing too weary to care very much about it, all that now plays out in Lord Peter's soul, his ebullient, joyous, lover's soul. Will he, that they may know a more easeful life, walk away from what he does best and does for the sake of truth and justice No more preoccupation with alibis and time-tables and motives, and no one on death row because he's so good at what he does.Dear reader, this book is, to me, a great detective story, and for a bonus, perhaps the best look at how two people can possess one another completely with absolutely no triumph of ownership. One of my very favorites.See all 299 customer reviews... Holy Spirit is a Person - Let Us Reason Is the holy spirit a force an influence or a personla being who is God the third person of the trinity. The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit: R.A. Torrey ... The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit [R.A. Torrey] on . *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Reuben Archer Torrey was an American evangelist and ... Who Is the Holy Spirit? 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