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Cradle and All Study Guide

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by James Patterson
About 50 pages (14,990 words)
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Cradle and All is published as an audio book by Time Warner AudioBooks, read by Ally Sheedy and Len Cariou.

IDEAS FOR GROUP DISCUSSIONS 5. Describe characteristics of this book that you think would appeal to women readers? To men?

Much of the story of Cradle and All depends on the mythology of the Roman Catholic Church. Church fathers are charged with explaining doctrine and dogma to the church members. Traditionally, the pope is considered by Roman Catholics to be the voice of the Trinity, the authority from God on Earth.

1. During the Middle Ages the Roman Catholic Church was the only Christian church in existence. Discuss the role religion played in the lives of Christians in the Middle Ages.

2. There are several places in the world that are considered shrines.....

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