THE LIFE OF LUKE WARM is a book about a man who decided to INVENT or CREATE his “OWN” identity or conception of being a Christian. Luke Warm’s self-invention as a popular Christian icon SURPASSED many as he became defined as a theological scholar and personification of the REAL THING, but he wasn’t. It was NEVER the Lord and Savior Luke was after, but the LIFESTYLE Christianity offered. It was spiritual RICHES, BENEFITS, and ADVANTAGES that made him LUST after this particular religion. Luke wasn’t a hypocrite, he was self-invented and was CERTAIN he would inherit the Kingdom of God until a fatal accident changed his whole life.“…What shall it profit a man (woman), if he (she) shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?” (Mark 8:36 KJV).
Genre: RELIGION / GeneralIDK
Luke Warm had grown up in the Houston suburdia, nice neighborhood, pleasant neighbors, and decent schools. He’d gone on field trips, to operas, museums, the zoo, and multiple plays.
Luke was fond of the arts, especially music and drama. Luke Warm sat backstage beaming. His performance was so good his drama teacher said she could hardly distinguish between him and the character he played. That compliment made Luke feel proud.
The Drama Department had performed Shakespeare’s “a Midsummer Night’s Dream” play. Luke Warm had made the character his OWN self-invention and the audience had given him a standing ovation.
Luke had played the character Puck. Puck, at least he thought, was the most important character in the play. Puck was mischievous, witty, a prankster and a blunderer, but he was also spirited and magical.
Luke had invented his own version of Puck by adding the needed humor, the appropriate language, and his own touch of fairy-ness.
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Already translated.
Translated by Sandra Vanesa Marin
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Author review: Sandra, I am grateful for your translation. The decision to work on my book will allow me to use your expertise to reach other audiences! I can't tell you how much I appreciate your service, and your talent. The work looks good. I can't thank you enough for choosing one of my books to translate. Good job. Thanks again. Dr. Pensacola H. Jefferson |
