Dreamers and Assassins
“See the Dreamer in his wheelchair. A poor man. Paralyzed. Blind to this world…” Or was he? Photo-historian Michael Lesy takes a hard look at one of the disturbing images that came Continue Reading →
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Dreamers and Assassins
“See the Dreamer in his wheelchair. A poor man. Paralyzed. Blind to this world…” Or was he? Photo-historian Michael Lesy takes a hard look at one of the disturbing images that came Continue Reading →
John Kerry Clay
Is John Kerry a man of clay? The Golem
John Kerry Clay
Is John Kerry a man of clay? The Golem
After The Passion
You’ve seen The Passion of The Christ so many times now you can sing along to all the songs, and you’re tired of your crucifixion nail, and even the drawing-and-quartering scene in Passion: Continue Reading →
Who Owns the Passion?
Another smart review of The Passion can be found in The Nation, wherein Stuart Klawans weighs Gibson’s marketing and moviemaking skills: “Beyond my parochial squeamishness over this movie, I’m concerned at how Gibson forecloses any interpretation. Continue Reading →
Marketing God, Part II
The Revealer’s latest original feature, “Picturing The Passion,” by Chris Lehmann, is the second installment of his series on the Marketing of God. Lehmann, who last wrote about media-saavy churches in “The Medium is the Messiah,” is Continue Reading →
Marketing God, Part II
The Revealer’s latest original feature, “Picturing The Passion,” by Chris Lehmann, is the second installment of his series on the Marketing of God. Lehmann, who last wrote about media-saavy churches in “The Medium is the Messiah,” is Continue Reading →
Mel Gibson's Baby
Mel Gibson defines evil for Christianity Today‘s Mark Moring: “taking something that’s good and twisting it a little bit.” Well, if you say so, Mel. A moment of repentence? Not from this Christian braveheart. Continue Reading →
Mel Gibson’s Baby
Mel Gibson defines evil for Christianity Today‘s Mark Moring: “taking something that’s good and twisting it a little bit.” Well, if you say so, Mel. A moment of repentence? Not from this Christian braveheart. Continue Reading →