I haven’t read the books, but the titles are musical indeed. If a faith following person guy like me ever takes a 10 from an atheist, damn, that will be like taking a Nobel prize home. That alas, is a dream.

But If Jesus was and sentence and twelve apostles subtitles, I’d take atheists as “the acceptance world.” Atheists are precious apostles of faith, they like keep faith in check, and keep everyone in order. In a bigger family, we are all shepherds of our causes.

How true, faith is “a question of upbringing.” Rightfully placed “in the beginning.” Funny thing is in one of out twelve there’s always an apostle that has problem with faith. And now Buddha is in Japan.

Let’s keep dancing to the music of time. “Aye Dee Tee Tee Amo Tee, Aye Dee Tee Tee Amo Tee, Aye Dee Tee Tee Amo Tee,” almost like a musical rhyme. I like it. “Na NA NANA NA NA NAA, Na NA NANA NA NA NAA, Na NA NANA NA NA NAA.”

Order	Title	Story timeline	Published
1	A Question of Upbringing	1921–1924	1951
2	A Buyer’s Market	1928 or 1929	1952
3	The Acceptance World	1931–1933	1955
4	At Lady Molly’s	1934	1957
5	Casanova’s Chinese Restaurant	1928 or 1929, 1933–1937	1960
6	The Kindly Ones	1914, 1928 or 1929, 1938–1939	1962
7	The Valley of Bones	1940	1964
8	The Soldier’s Art	1941	1966
9	The Military Philosophers	1942–1945	1968
10	Books Do Furnish a Room	1945–1947	1971
11	Temporary Kings	1958–1959	1973
12	Hearing Secret Harmonies	1968–1971	1975