this far. The section was Non-Canonicle Epistles and Related Writings. Arranged chronologically as well as scholars can date them, they were written from about 100 a.d through about 500 a.d.. and give us an idea of the development and arguments of the early church that led to what we have today. Much of the opposing ideas (to Orthodox thinking of the time) are now incorporated in many of our Protestant churches. Our early history is really quite fascinating and the thinking is quite diverse. However, I will break now and finish the book at another time.
Started reading Cure by Robin Cook, but it sounded familiar. Checked in Goodreads and, yep, I read it three years ago. So, on to something else.
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