new articles for august 2007
8.07 |
lgbt for jc? aka gays and the church
A MHP Conversation with Scott Jones
The gap between “us” and “them” is steadily widening as modernity and post-modernity do not simply call out for reasoned conclusions, but they want conclusions that center on “me.”
A MHP Conversation with Scott Jones
The gap between “us” and “them” is steadily widening as modernity and post-modernity do not simply call out for reasoned conclusions, but they want conclusions that center on “me.”
black rebel’s baby 81 wants to feel
by Zach Kincaid
Dripping with a need to feel and get outside of the trapdoors within their souls, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club once again supplies a deeper pool of thought in a landscape of shallow, girl-inspired rock and roll.
by Zach Kincaid
Dripping with a need to feel and get outside of the trapdoors within their souls, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club once again supplies a deeper pool of thought in a landscape of shallow, girl-inspired rock and roll.
the silence of the sea
by Kenneth R. Morefield
The theatrical re-release and distribution of “Army of Shadows” last year no doubt provided a many younger, American cinema lovers with their first exposure to the work of French director Jean-Pierre Melville.
by Kenneth R. Morefield
The theatrical re-release and distribution of “Army of Shadows” last year no doubt provided a many younger, American cinema lovers with their first exposure to the work of French director Jean-Pierre Melville.
checkmate: indigo girls at the roxy
by Zach Kincaid
The line slithered down the neighboring alley and opened into the Roxy’s back parking lot. It was a rag-tag group of gays and lesbians, straights and narrows, hipped and hyped, pierced and prodded.
by Zach Kincaid
The line slithered down the neighboring alley and opened into the Roxy’s back parking lot. It was a rag-tag group of gays and lesbians, straights and narrows, hipped and hyped, pierced and prodded.
bella: correcting christian film
by Martin Harold
The emphasis on explicit message over subtle metaphor has impoverished many Christian films; realism and moral complexity are often lost beneath the desire to provide a neat and painfully obvious Christian message.
by Martin Harold
The emphasis on explicit message over subtle metaphor has impoverished many Christian films; realism and moral complexity are often lost beneath the desire to provide a neat and painfully obvious Christian message.
liturgy of silence
by Clifford Rivera
Someday, Sunday / When Church pews are saturated / With the stench of Exodus / From squatter to dumpster / Diving for fresh revelation / That tastes like a woman
by Clifford Rivera
Someday, Sunday / When Church pews are saturated / With the stench of Exodus / From squatter to dumpster / Diving for fresh revelation / That tastes like a woman
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