“Be glad of life,” my student’s Facebook status said, “because it gives you the chance to love, to work, to play, and to look up at the stars.” The quote comes from American clergyman and author Henry Van Dyke, but the sentiment could’ve come from me. I love looking into the night sky and being […]
Archive | April 11, 2010
Unsolicited book review–Easter, by Michael Arditti
Can a gay man, raised an Anglican but descended from a Shepardim immigrant father, write a great novel about the Christian faith and the power of redemption? If the author is Michael Arditti and the novel is Easter, the answer is a resounding yes. Easter was, in fact, published about ten years ago, but I […]
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A Walkaway: Then Satan must care more about justice and truth …
