Thanks for the feed back<br /><br />As you can tell from what I said &nbsp;... this is for sure not a ususal effort for me &nbsp;.... I do &nbsp;quite a serious writer taking on difficult and over looked issues ...<br /><br />So attempting to write humorus stories was difficut ... I am sure I missed on some and hit on others &nbsp;...<br /><br />So ... if overall I hit &nbsp;... that is cool&nbsp;<br /><br />I am impressed with your work ... so am ready to send you the major product I have been working on for close to a decade &nbsp;... multiple rewrites and attempt to find the right focus and approach ... I lost count on the number of versions ....<br /><br />Before I send it to you I have to cut out the table of context and also all the addendums &nbsp;.... so it is more manageable and les costly ... still will be some 350 pages ....<br /><br />When I send it to you I will offer some guidance of what I am looking for, and what I need you to do.<br /><br />THis deals focusing on a particuar focus of Christianty and offers a very differet view on the origins of this concept.<br /><br />If you have religous beliefs that may interfer with your focus on editing this type of work ... please let me know so I can start to look for another editor.<br /><br />This effort is "well" documented and I have discussed the approach with many academics who say that there is little writing on my approach, and while "rational" and "possible" also there is really little evidence to supprt my approach &nbsp;... I definately agree with the later ... and therefore only offer the approach as a "theory" ... but the approach is historically based looking at how the mundane created the divine and the consequences of this ... with the particualr focus I am offering ... as the old saying goes &nbsp;... Just the facts, and in this case what facts we have.<br /><br />Anyways let me know if you would have problems&nbsp;<br /><br /><br />