The Blind See What They Want To

I Will Not Write A Lame Follow-up. It Could Take Me 20 Years. But I Will Never Turn In A Book That I'm Not Happy With.

"both Christianity And Islam Are Logocentric," He Told His Students, "meaning They Are Focused On The Word. In Christian Tradition, The Word Became Flesh In The Book Of John: 'and The Word Was Made Flesh, And He Dwelt Among Us. 'therefore, It Was Acceptable To Depict The Word As Having A Human Form. In Islamic Tradition, However, The Word Did Not Become Flesh, And Therefore The Word Needs To Remain In The Form Of A Word … In Most Cases, Calligraphic Renderings Of The Names Of The Holy Figures Of Islam."

Faith Is A Continuum, And We Each Fall On That Line Where We May. By Attempting To Rigidly Classify Ethereal Concepts Like Faith, We End Up Debating Semantics To The Point Where We Entirely Miss The Obvious - That Is, That We Are All Trying To Decipher Life's Big Mysteries, And We're Each Following Our Own Paths Of Enlightenment.

I Learned Early On Not To Listen To Either Critique - The People Who Love You Or The People Who Don't Like You.

Writing Is A Solitary Existence. Making A Movie Is Controlled Chaos - Thousands Of Moving Parts And People. Every Decision Is A Compromise. If You're Writing And You Don't Like How Your Character Looks Or Talks, You Just Fix It. But In A Movie, If There's Something You Don't Like, That's Tough.