Well this is it. The final project for our little readers circle is here. And wow is the takings wide open. Basic all toldy anything is fair game. It took me a while to cypher of something interesting and it finally came to me during finals week. I decided to write a paper on how Lucan themes can really be seen anywhere. not just the confines of religious texts and mass, but in the workaday events we go through. I was one of those students who, in the beginning of the year, tell that I truly saw no religious society in the declares I had recently read. At that point I remember the latest book I had read was gamy Dad, Poor Dad, by Robert T. Kiyosaki. It is a great book, but where was the piety in it? I had thought. But one thing this mark taught me is that even where you would least expect it (what do you know a Lucan theme), we can see religious c formerlypts and references. I started reading another(prenominal) book by Kiyosaki, Retire Young, Retire Rich, and in that book he made a reference to the first one. In that he recalls a story that his rich dad once told him as a boy. The story so closely resembled that of the metaphor of the dishonest steward. I was amazed.
Before taking this course I had never had any real knowledge of the gospel fit to Luke. As I read that parable I apace made the connection and was stunned. It was hard to believe that even a financial book had made almost a guide on relation with the gospel. After that, I started noticing in movies, other books I had read, and just everyday occurrences, that religion honestly could permeate all facets of my life,
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