5.1.041
(Database 5, Volume 1, Lesson 041)
This is a Lesson in the University of The New Covenant
This is Theodore Joseph Cottingham March 9, 2012 . . .
1. Consider the video “Chess in Concert” directed by Hugh Wooldridge (2009).
2. Consider the movie “The Thin Red Line” directed by Terrence Malick (1998).
3. Consider the movie “The Andromeda Strain” directed by Robert Wise (1971).
4. Consider the movie “On Golden Pond” directed by Mark Rydell (1981).
5. Consider the movie “Ice Castles” directed by Donald Wrye (2010).
1. Consider the video “Chess in Concert” directed by Hugh Wooldridge (2009).
2. Consider the movie “The Thin Red Line” directed by Terrence Malick (1998).
3. Consider the movie “The Andromeda Strain” directed by Robert Wise (1971).
4. Consider the movie “On Golden Pond” directed by Mark Rydell (1981).
5. Consider the movie “Ice Castles” directed by Donald Wrye (2010).
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This Lesson is part of Database 5 of the Central Database of the University of The New Covenant. This lesson was spoken extemporaneously by theodore cottingham and not yet transcribed.
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