1교시 오전 10시 30분~1시 30분/ 영어강독/ (<The Revolution of Hope>, E. Fromm)
2교시 오후 1시 30분~2시 30분 한문강독(<錦溪筆談>)
3교시 오후 3시~4시/ 중국어 강독(<三國志>)
4교시 오후 4시~5시 / 일문강독( <日本の名隨筆>)
(시간이 30분씩 순연되었으니, 참고해요.)
*댓글로 신청하세요. 9일(수) 자정.
**책을 구입하지 못할 경우, 회명재에 비치할 복사기를 이용해서 적당한 분량을 준비할 수 있습니다.
***숙인, 그리고 숙인이 소개하는 사람이면 누구나 수강료없이 참가할 수 있습니다. 소개없이 청강하려는 자는 소정의 수강료가 있습니다.
****시독과 관련된 사항 일체는 내게(jajaym@hanmail.net) 직접 문의하세요.
---
Man Fed Up With Proselytizing In-Laws
DEAR ABBY: I am having trouble dealing with my wife's extended family, who are mostly evangelicals. My family isn't overly religious and some are atheists. Her family doesn't think twice about asking me if I have a relationship with God, and have even declared that they are praying for me and my children. I chafe at these comments because I feel they do not respect our religious beliefs, as I do theirs.
This has been going on for all of the 40 years we've been married, and I'm ready to disassociate from them altogether. I do not want to be negative about their beliefs, but I should be entitled to mutual respect. Can you help, please? -- LOSING PATIENCE IN CALIFORNIA
DEAR LOSING: I can try. One of the tenets of the faith of evangelicals is evangelizing -- in other words, spreading the word about their beliefs. They feel that by doing this they are following their religion. When you are asked whether you have a relationship with God, your response should be that your relationship with God is as close as you need it to be, thank you -- and please do not ask again.
When they tell you they are praying for you and your children, say thank you again. A little prayer on our behalf hurts no one, and may make them feel better about their own lives. Limit your exposure if you must, but shunning your in-laws isn't the answer if your wife wants to maintain a relationship with them.
