DIMINISHED DYNAMITE
In a wonderful book, The Table of Inwardness, Calvin Miller wrote of an antique wooden dynamite box in his home. The box was made in the nineteenth century, Miller said, carefully constructed to withstand shock as its explosive contents were transported from the manufacturer to a place of use. On the lid were large red and black letters which said DANGER DYNAMITE! “But the last I saw it,” Miller wrote, “it was filled with common paraphernalia that could be found in any workroom.” From Restoring Your Spiritual Passion, Gordon MacDonald, pg. 205
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