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Tuesday, March 11, 2003
 

The Anchor Song

i live by the ocean
and during the night
i dive into it
down to the bottom
underneath all currents
and drop my anchor

and this is where i'm staying

this is my home

-Björk

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12:17:41 PM    comment []

Responding to Hitchens

What I said, only better in a post entitled 'After bitch-slapping Mother Theresa's corpse':

'Hitchens has to find Carter and the Pope easy pickings. Pointing up the inconsistencies of religious leaders is about as bold a venture as denouncing the tyrannical inclinations of gravity...'

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9:35:17 AM    comment []

Hitchspotting

Christopher Hitchens is still busy.  The most recent targets of abuse:

Jimmy Carter -
'peanut czar, home-builder, Nobel laureate, and Baptist big mouth'

Human Shields -
'The funniest news of the past week, incidentally, was the decision of the "human shield" volunteer activists to run away from Iraq. Most of them obviously didn't have the guts for it, but some of them, one hopes, had finally worked out what it was they were really shielding.'

The Catholic Church -
'I suppose if Saddam came out for partial-birth abortions or the ordination of women or the acceptance of the homosexual lifestyle he might be hit with a condemnation of some sort. (Until recently, one might have argued that his abuse of children would get him in hot water with the Vatican, too. But even that expectation now seems vain.)'

The skepticism over "church" proclaimations on warring seem to go without saying and although Hitch is eloquent in his letters these inconsistencies are really not hard to find.  It merits acknowledgement nevertheless.

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1:37:27 AM    comment []

Dave says

David Shackelford wrote about the American that was killed in the Philippines earlier last week.  He also points out a list of the top 100 books of the century.  If you double take and think John Irving but no Hemingway? read the finer print: Journal of Arts and Religion.  You'll even find Oprah recognized Wally Lamb on the list (I admit I read She's Come Undone).

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1:25:11 AM    comment []


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