R. Clifford Dixon writes about ordinary people under pressure, and the difficulty of telling a true light from one that is almost the same: The Endurance, ordinary lives in countries across the world in our own time, and The Kept Flame, the seven cities of Revelation as they actually stood under Rome.
A calm new order settles over the world, and almost everyone is relieved. In country after country, an ordinary person lives that settling, each learning, too late or just in time, to tell the true light from the one that is almost the same.
The seven cities of Roman Asia as they actually stood — the harbours and theatres, the guilds and law-courts, the household lamps — and the ordinary people keeping an old faith alight while the first fervour cools.
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