History may tell facts, but usually facts interpreted for a certain purpose. There is a parable which has not been told often. It is about how history is written or re-written. It goes like this:<\/p>\n
One day, a certain saint came to earth and visited with monks in a monastery. He asked them what they had accomplished. One said he could see angels. Another said he could make miracles. A third said he could fly when he prayed.<\/p>\n
“All good and well”, the saint said. “I also practiced this one when I was younger. But the most difficult thing of all is to see your own sins.”<\/p>\n
This parable should be told in history classes by teachers.<\/p>\n
Source. http:\/\/www.cbc.ca\/ideas\/mobilepopupaudio.html?clipIds=2369578151<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
History may tell facts, but usually facts interpreted for a certain purpose. There is a parable which has not been told often. It is about how history is written or re-written. It goes like this: One day, a certain saint … Continue reading