'Essays' is Doctor Buchanan's thoughts on just about everything.
Here he tells the reader what he knows about the society we live in
and what he believes about the way human society ought to be.
Sometimes the author has his tongue in his cheek, and sometimes
he has his poison pen in his hand, but always he is seeking to
express the Truth that Life has taught him in his ninety years. His
essays are sometimes his own experiences and sometimes they are his
reflection on the parade of Life that he watches and has recorded
over a period of many years. The essays are political; they are
religious; they are personal. They are always an attempt to grasp
Truth by the forelock and to wrestle manfully with his
adversary.
Buchanan's 'Essays' cover the range from an easy approach to
life at home to a serious attempt at public office. It is his
understanding of ancient mythology that sets his work apart and
opens it to vistas of a modern view of Man and God.
In his art of piddlin' and doing nothing Buchanan reveals a
hidden achiever and when he writes about Man and God he reveals the
mind of the minister struggling to understand himself and the
people he feels God has made his responsibility because of his
calling to be a minister of the Gospel.
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