The Mystery of "The Christmas Dollhouse" (ePub)

JAMES F. BIXBY holds two degrees in classical languages and has taught in Michigan’s Public and Parochial Schools for the last twenty-five years. Teaching young people to uphold the highest ideals and values has been a great part of Mr. Bixby’s educational philosophy and
method of teaching.Writing stories that clearly teach adults and children to cherish such family values, appreciate and emulate the virtuous life, and learn moderation and detachment from this world’s possessions, inordinate pleasures, and excessive love of money are according to James Bixby absolutely essential to the Christian world view for a happy life. This is also true because moderation in all things has always been the
philosophy of the wise man whether he be an extract from modern times or from the most distant ancient past. To be truly happy is the quest of all men, but how to achieve this dream is the object of all education and good writing which must forever meet the unending challenge of how to uplift the spirit of man to achieve his highest end of happiness in this world and the hereafter. No philosophy has so markedly influenced this centuries old discussion on how to be happy and achieve this most sought after joy in this world to James Bixby than the Incarnation of Jesus Chirst and all the glorious influences it has had
upon human learning, philosophy, art and personal happiness, now and in the hereafter.
This is why The Christmas Dollhouse was written, to applaud this most awesome of events in human history and to study more closely the hidden significances and ramifications of the Birth of the Savior of the world. It is hoped by the author that the revelations discoverable in The Christmas Dollhouse are especially pertinent on how man can achieve human happiness in this world and the next.



James F. Bixby is also the author of Old Dingledorf Square published by iUniverse.

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