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The Rev. Brendan Powell Smith has put up The Brick Testament.
And he doesn’t shy from some of the more R-rated elements in the Bible.
1. Jim Jordan makes a case for “Singing is Knowing”
2. Peter Leithart explains the breaking of Greek metaphysics
3. Steven Wedgeworth understands “for His own glory” (One and Two)
Haven’t learned enough, so I teach.
Never walk past or look upon a child without speaking a word of blessing.
“Clamped into ground
like a windswept toad.”
-Corrine Lee
VATICAN CITY (AFP) — The Vatican newspaper L’Osservatore Romano lamented Monday the fact that Hollywood chose to honour films that were “without hope” and violent at Sunday’s Oscars ceremony.
“Hollywood was moved this year by films that were sober, full of violence and above all without hope,” said the paper, referring to “No Country for Old Men” by brothers Joel and Ethan Coen and “There Will be Blood” by Paul Thomas.
“No Country for Old Men” won the best picture Oscar at the 80th Academy Awards late Sunday while Daniel Day-Lewis won best actor for his role in “There Will be Blood.”
“A sign of the times? Probably,” wrote journalist Gaetano Vallini in the newspaper, who praised “Juno” by Jason Reitman about “a story of a teenager who decides to follow through with an undesired pregnancy.”
