For the title, see http://m759.net/wordpress/?s=Inner+Outer .
Earlier . . .
Tonight . . .
"Between aliens and music . . . ."
or "Between a rock and a hard place."
From Appalachian Theology (March 20, 2025) —
"A key concept in Augustine's great
The City of God is that the Christian church
is superior and essentially alien
to its earthly surroundings."
— David Van Biema in Time Magazine
(May 2, 2005, p. 43)
"All I need is a miracle" — Song from "Spencer" (2021)
"Risin' up to the challenge of our rival" — "Rocky III" (1982)
Wikipedia on the late Hugh Hefner —
“Through his father’s line, Hefner was a descendant of
Plymouth governor William Bradford. He described
his family as ‘conservative, Midwestern, [and] Methodist’.
His mother had wanted him to become a missionary.”
A quote from Story Space —
“Your mission, should you choose to accept it . . . .” —
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Annie_Fanny .
Hefner’s parents might prefer the region of Story Space
proper to Dreamboat Annie.
Headline from yesterday evening's New York Times obituaries—
Frederica Sagor Maas, Silent-Era Scriptwriter, Dies at 111.
For Maas… Past Tense (Jan. 7, 2012) and its link to Dogma.
Related material—
Last night's SNL, this morning's Entertainment Break,
and — in the context of Dogma — Catholics Believe.
From an LA Times story about Maas on January 7—
"Many of the screenplays she and her husband wrote between 1938 and 1950 were never produced. Hopeless, humiliated and having little money, the couple drove to a hilltop overlooking Hollywood with the intention of committing suicide in their Plymouth. Clutching each other, they started sobbing and realized that 'none of these things mattered. We had each other,' wrote Maas…."
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