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‘Pleasant Street’ takes an iconoclastic look at the myths that divide our culture. It gently, I mean fiercely explores our most cherished beliefs. "Winning has nothing to do with God. Being right has nothing to do with God. Having more has nothing to do with God. Though the word God is often capitalized, god does not CAPITALIZE on false virtue. God has no need for virtue, whether false or real. God has no need for patience, forbearance, forgiveness, mercy or charity. Yet human beings must practice these genuine virtues diligently to build a bridge of acceptance over the river of denial where false virtue runs deep." With care, wit and affection, ‘Pleasant Street’ leaves one with a clearer sense of what is sacred.