I was having a discussion regarding the Grimm's Fairy Tales with a
co-worker. This is a reasonably intelligent person I've worked with in
the past at this job, a test-scoring facility here in San
Antonio. She's educated and well spoken and knows at least one more
language than I do because English is her second language (I tend not to
count my limited French and Korean as 'knowing' a language). At any
case, I started to discuss this one Grimm story that involves the Virgin
Mary taking a child up to Heaven and taking care of her. My co-worker
interrupted me and asked me to clarify that the story was about the
Virgin Mary, and I commented that it was, but that a lot of the old
European fairy tales were pre-Christian stories that had become
Christianized afterwards.
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Wednesday, December 11, 2013
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