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decided to start another thread...this is getting involved..hahaha
pike to pike...i know i have that book.dag-nab-it..so another search insues..sigh

couldn't find the book about bishop pike and when i looked him up was wowed..byt the fact he was mostly responsible for the grace catheral ..which has a labryinth that i copied years ago..so wow and all
here is the short info and the link if you are interested

Personal problems caught up with Bishop Pike as the 1960s reached their turbulent climax. A chain smoker with an active attention-seeking personality, he had overcome a drinking problem in 1964. The suicide of his oldest son in 1966, and subsequent paranormal events, led him on a long and highly public search, aided by noted psychics and mediums, to reach and reconcile with his son. In 1967 he divorced Esther Pike, and the following year married his secretary, Dianne Kennedy. On a visit to Israel to research Christian origins, Pike and his new wife decided to drive from Bethlehem to Masada. The desert road, supposedly leading to the Dead Sea and Masada, petered out, and the car got stuck as they tried to turn around. Mrs. Pike unwisely started down to the Dead Sea on foot, while he waited at the car. She stumbled down a rugged canyon in the searing heat and eventually managed to find help. Meanwhile, Pike had decided to follow her, but entered a different canyon, apparently slipped and fell to his death. After an extensive four-day search by the Israeli Army in the rugged and barren terrain, his body was found in the deep Wadi Duraja. At his family's request, and as he had someday wished, James Albert Pike was buried in the Protestant Cemetery at Jaffa, the old seaport south of Tel Aviv.

http://www.gracecathedral.org/content/arts/cry_20011114.shtml

I have never heard of Bishop pike before. He actually seems pretty cool, plus anyone who hangs with the King is cool with me. One thing that sparks my interest about this story is who lets their wife or loved one wonder off without them. "You go wonder off in the desert ill stay behind".Whats up with that? His radically church views are pretty cool though.