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He Lectures on Grace

The first setback to his talk on grace was the lack of sync between his laptop and their projector. An electronic screech pierced the room, but when at last they found a man to fix the sound, it lessened a little. And the glitch in his introduction by a ponderous former dean, who mistakenly called him a family doctor from Missouri, while holding the podium up with bursts of hot gas, and then left for his important meeting before the talk—that could have been worse. And the lunch, a catered spread of salads, sandwiches, schmoozing, and lack of attention, didn’t actually prevent him from speaking. Faces arose, faces fell, the clatter resumed. How he relished this lesson in detachment! And began, Courage, said Ernest Hemingway is grace under pressure.