Richard Fidler
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Several of them visited Gallipoli and were deeply moved by that experience.
And their opinion of their father changed.
Geraldine writes, you know, I thought he was just dad.
Everybody's got a dad.
And she goes, he was this extraordinary man and yet deeply humble.
I never knew he was that great.
Once he read your book...
were you able to change his perspective on his father?
Yes, yes.
He told me, we spoke after he'd read the first drafts of the book, and he goes, I've had to change my opinion.
He became aware that his father was not this pathetic figure that he'd sometimes painted.
What do you think?
Yeah, absolutely.
He's a tremendously compassionate man.
He might have high standards and be quite judgmental in some ways.
But I think he's naturally compassionate, not ideologically compassionate.
That's right, naturally compassionate.
And in the story of Christ, he finds a compassion that inspires him.
And that's what drives him.
There are several of his sermons that survive.