America and the True Religion
If you take Jesus and America serious you will search out the Noll Review.
In the discussion on NPR the pastor of the 19th Street Baptist Church in Washington, D.C. and a Right Reverend of the National Cathedral discussed the Civil War, Pentecost, an Abolitionist with One Eye, and a prodigal son who fathered a Mixxed race child before the Civil Rights movement.
Every human being is an aesthetic unto himself and his own civilization, and when embers catch fame, there is the Kingdom of God; but who has the courage to see it.
Read the book. Listen to the easily googled discussion at Diane Rehm show. Listen to Weds week ago when I called in on Clarence Darrow.
Copy and paste:
http://thedianerehmshow.org/shows/2011-06-29/readers-review-gilead-marilynne-robinson/transcript
My nephew Andrew sang at the University Baptist Church near UVA yesterday. I txted my sister to take him to meet Bonhoeffer Biographer and my friend Charles Marsh; and to get a picture of themselves on the John Grisham pew at UBC. They visited Monticello today.
Momma never made it to Maine. But I think she woulda been proud of her patriot children; Jim Willie, Katie and Chad included. She was born on July 6, 1923
God Bless America.
P.S Where I bought gas today a young woman said True Religion Jeans will cost you about 253 bucks but she can ebay you a pair for around 60.
1 Comments:
I think I have set this up so that if you click on David's name it will direct you to his stellar column on an aspect of America's founding.
The former President of Furman does a grand job here and I am humbled to share a degree with him and Marshall Frady.
Shi does a great John Wayne imitation, but has not shared which version of True Grit he favors.
If this posting trick doesn't work, cut and paste:
http://www.ajc.com/opinion/a-war-of-independence-995679.html
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