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Monthly Archives: July 2013
on Art and the culture of trash
[As in my home and native land we mark the exequies of Alex Colville, one of its deserved luminaries, I publish these reflection (which have too long set upon my desk) as lauds for the artists whose works merit the … Continue reading
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A Great Divorce–Parts 7 and 8 of 8
Part 7—The Evangelists Before considering the works of the four evangelists, it needs to be noted that the gospels (and Acts) are not histories, but catechetical-theological tracts meant for teaching and preaching. Some opine they were written to supplement the … Continue reading
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