He had the highest expectations for his only son. The attentive father was an excellent teacher of Latin and Greek, the languages necessary to enter college. Jonathan was a born student, and his remarkable aptitudes must have gratified his father immensely. Jonathan was intellectually precocious enough to meet the demands of a perfectionist father, but in another way he could never quite measure up. Nothing mattered nearly as much as the state of one’s soul. Eternity was at stake. The concern