Mark Zwart: Seven questions
What is the worst aspect of yourpersonality?
I think I tend to be inconsistent. I have my moods, when I seethings the way they should not be seen. I've tried to improve abit, but I also want to accept myself the way I am when I have abad day.
Who is your favourite writer?
Phillip Jancey. He's an author who's very open to the problemsin Christianity. I also like C.S. Lewis, especially his approach tophilosophy. I admire his ability to put complicated truths intochildren's stories.
What event are you looking forward to?
I have a serious relationship, and I don't really like theprospect of waiting another six or seven years to be married.Everything has been going pretty well so far, and I believemarriage is not going to change it.
Which day of your life would you like torepeat?
I remember the day when my girlfriend and I started goingsteady. That's an important point in a relationship, makes it moreserious. I think before you decide on that, you should be done withhigh school, and have more time for each other.
What is your attitude towards science?
I don't believe everything science says is true. I'm not sure ifit's within our capability to describe things in terms oftraditional, ordinary biology.
What is the best poem you know?
Generally, I like Emily Dickinson's poe-try. I like theway she presents her ideas, although I don't necessarily agree withall of them. But in poetry there's a lot of room for your personalinterpretation.
What is your idea of perfect happiness?
Being at peace with God and one's fellow human beings.
Anna Cieslik