Sweet Nothings Kathleen C. Sadao 'nothing is needed but the

'nothing is needed but the players themselves

He emphasises that the writers of the "New Testament" consistently set a 1st century deadline for the return of Jesus Christ and yet the stubborn fact that the Second Coming obviously did not occur has not deterred fundamentalist Christians from blindly predicting the event throughout the centuries up to the present day

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Despite much academic ink being allotted to the weaknesses of Christianity as a valid belief system

Only through the renewal of spiritual life could one hope for real progress in human affairs

Sweet Nothings Kathleen C. Sadao 'nothing is needed but theSweet Nothings is about absences, how they tempt us, and sometimes what they make us do. An absence is a conjuration, not palpably present in longing, imagination or dream. We are lured on by absences, and how they call to us, in Thomas Hardy's memorable phrase. The poems sometimes come in sequences; always they are in dialogue with one another, responding, echoing within and between the book's two sections. At times, the leitmotifs are apparently