Robert Murray Bücher

Set in the vibrant seaside town of Carnoustie during the 1950s, the narrative explores a time of significant social and technological progress. As the community experiences rapid cultural changes, the story captures the essence of this transformative period in British history, highlighting the unique challenges and opportunities faced by its residents.

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Queen Guinevere steps out of a nunnery to take command of Camelot amid a crisis, leading a diverse group of knights on a perilous mission against Scandinavian marauders. The team includes Martain, the son of Sir Kay and adopted brother of King Arthur; Elias, a devout warrior monk; Shane, a skilled woodsman; and Varnell, a student of Merlin. Together, they face the fierce chieftain threatening their land, united by their oath to protect their queen and restore peace to the realm.

The story follows Robert Murray, who at just nineteen becomes the youngest manager of the renowned grocery chain William Low & Co. Ltd. His ascent coincides with the transformative era of the Swinging Sixties, a time of significant social and cultural upheaval in Scotland and beyond. As he navigates the challenges of management, the narrative explores the profound impact of this revolutionary decade on individuals and workplaces alike.

The story centers on the newly crowned King of Camelot, who grapples with the legacy of his lineage as the grandson of Arthur and son of Mordred. As he strives to establish peace and justice, he faces challenges regarding the legitimacy of his reign and the burdens of his heritage. Meanwhile, Guinevere must navigate her shifting identity from a central monarch to a more peripheral role, raising questions about acceptance and the future of Camelot's ideals.

Reflexe o ekologii Anglický jezuita Robert Murray (1925), proslulý biblista, profesor patrologie a znalec syrských otců na Heythrop College v Londýně, také osobní přítel J. R. R. Tolkiena, promýšlí dílo stvoření v souvislosti s dobře „uspořádaným domem“ lidských vztahů: s ekologií živého srdce. Životní prostředí, jak je teolog pojímá, poukazuje na zakotvenost ve vztazích Stvořitele ke svému stvoření. Vše ostatní se od toho odvíjí. Autor nachází jejich stopy v kosmickém řádu, který souzní s povinnostmi člověka o tento řád pečovat. Takto biblicky zakotvené dědictví křesťanské civilizace tlumočí lidem dnešní doby.