Judith Shulevitz at The New York Times
on Sunday, July 18, 2010 —
"What would an organic Christian Sabbath look like today?
For James Carroll, an ex-priest and dissenting Catholic
in Boston (he is the author of Practicing Catholic ,
published in 2009), it would look like the Sunday dinners
of his childhood. These were big formal meals,
held at 2 p.m. every Sunday….
'If Jesus were to visit us, it would have been
the Sunday dinner he would have insisted on
being a part of, not the worship service at the church.'"
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Arts & Letters Daily (20 Feb 2011) Sat Feb 19, 2011 23:00
Nobody likes a grammar scold, but it must be said:
How did the armies of Mordor cope with defeat?
Is philosophy of science an obsolete |
Some background for the discussion —
A book said to have received 15,480 reviews—
