OK, I thought I’d write an attention grabbing title to pique
the curiosity of you readers. I think it worked because here you are! Obviously
Sherlock Holmes is a fictitious character, and was never portrayed as a
Christian of any kind, much less a biblical one (as opposed to a religious,
philosophical or social ‘Christian’ – in name only).
“So what gives?” you might ask; “Why the title?”
There are many stories that I’ve read and loved as a child;
in my lack of many friends, books were my company and the characters in those
stories were like dear companions. Whether you talked about Frodo Baggins from The LORD of the RINGS or Arthur Conan
Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, I felt a strong connection to them all.
Maybe because I’m getting older now and prone to nostalgia, but after watching some made for television films in the BBC series called SHERLOCK (Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman), I got my Collective Works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle off the shelf and started reading some of those old stories.
Maybe because I’m getting older now and prone to nostalgia, but after watching some made for television films in the BBC series called SHERLOCK (Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman), I got my Collective Works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle off the shelf and started reading some of those old stories.
