God, the thought police?
Christopher Hitchens often liked to cite passages like these, railing against Jesus’s allegedly Orwellian police state over our thoughts.
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Christopher Hitchens often liked to cite passages like these, railing against Jesus’s allegedly Orwellian police state over our thoughts.
Sometimes Jesus came across heavier on truth, and other times heavier on grace, but never devoid of either.
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As Sam Allberry leaves Twitter, an old debate is resurrected.
Halloween is a mere 10 days away, and, fittingly perhaps, the new Daniel O’Donnell release, How Lucky I Must Be, comes with its own horror movie, of sorts. It’s a sort of palate cleanser to all the sweet ballads on the 12-track record proper, and is as darkly Irish as anything imagined by Pat McCabe and as camp as a row of tents. The plot deals with a new museum of Daniel waxworks which come to life at night and maraud like zombies through a Donegal town. Only the smooth and syrupy tones of our Daniel, emanating from the television, can stall these lacquered monsters in their tracks, but i...