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| | *[[Bobby Fischer]], born to a homeless mother, won the [[chess]] [[Greatest Chess Games|Game of the Century]] at age 13 and became U.S. Chess Champion at age 14, youngest ever. | | *[[Bobby Fischer]], born to a homeless mother, won the [[chess]] [[Greatest Chess Games|Game of the Century]] at age 13 and became U.S. Chess Champion at age 14, youngest ever. |
| | *the [[Bible]] | | *the [[Bible]] |
| − | :*the earliest gospel -- the [[Gospel of Mark]] -- was likely written by a non-Apostle who witnessed the events as a young boy | + | :*the earliest gospel -- the [[Gospel of Mark]] -- was likely written by a non-Apostle who witnessed the events as a young boy, and includes Jesus's advice to welcome good by the public |
| | :*the [[Parable of the Good Samaritan]] describes how the best of the public -- even someone ostracized -- is better than a group of experts | | :*the [[Parable of the Good Samaritan]] describes how the best of the public -- even someone ostracized -- is better than a group of experts |
| | :*[[Encouragement of Jesus]] by ordinary, unexpected people who played an essential role | | :*[[Encouragement of Jesus]] by ordinary, unexpected people who played an essential role |
| | :*[[Psalms]] and [[Proverbs]] are filled with gems and yet have unknown authorship | | :*[[Psalms]] and [[Proverbs]] are filled with gems and yet have unknown authorship |
| − | :*the [[Gospel of Mark]] describes how strangers were doing wonderful deeds, and Jesus told his disciples not to stop them
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| | :*the Stranger on the road to Emmaus (Luke 24:13-35) -- ostensibly a random, uniformed member of the public -- knew more | | :*the Stranger on the road to Emmaus (Luke 24:13-35) -- ostensibly a random, uniformed member of the public -- knew more |
| | :*the [[Epistle to the Hebrews (Translated)|Epistle to the Hebrews]] has unknown authorship, despite having the highest intellectual level; it was possibly written by [[Jesus]] | | :*the [[Epistle to the Hebrews (Translated)|Epistle to the Hebrews]] has unknown authorship, despite having the highest intellectual level; it was possibly written by [[Jesus]] |