Comments on: The Incompleteness of “Total Honesty” http://www.keithmiller.com/integrity/the-incompleteness-of-total-honesty/ Wed, 01 Sep 2010 17:27:16 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Dan Billen http://www.keithmiller.com/integrity/the-incompleteness-of-total-honesty/comment-page-1/#comment-29 Dan Billen Mon, 15 Mar 2010 17:23:43 +0000 http://www.keithmiller.com/?p=763#comment-29 I recently came across a copy of "Habitation of Dragons" and have been enjoying reading it every night before bed. The story of Mortey broke my heart, and reminded me of times in my life that I have been honest with others to a fault. I am still haunted by Miller's story about Mortey - and pray that Mortey recovered, healed and trusted in Jesus to fill the loneliness I'm sure he felt. Was there ever an effort to track down Mortey after the fact? Anyone know what became of him? Does he know he was used as such a powerful example in this great book? If my math is right Mortey would be in his 70's now. Amazing since the story reads so fresh and relevant to today. I recently came across a copy of “Habitation of Dragons” and have been enjoying reading it every night before bed.

The story of Mortey broke my heart, and reminded me of times in my life that I have been honest with others to a fault. I am still haunted by Miller’s story about Mortey – and pray that Mortey recovered, healed and trusted in Jesus to fill the loneliness I’m sure he felt.

Was there ever an effort to track down Mortey after the fact? Anyone know what became of him? Does he know he was used as such a powerful example in this great book? If my math is right Mortey would be in his 70’s now. Amazing since the story reads so fresh and relevant to today.

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