January 23, 2005

Recommended Reading:

For some biting satire...

    By Jack Grant

...that I find humorous but may not necessarily be funny to you, James Wolcott has some acerbic observations on the pronouncements of certain prominent figures in the protestant Christian community.

Warning: Don't read if you're not willing to think outside your own head. But then, that could be a general statement, don't READ if you aren't willing to think about any viewpoint but your own.

At times, I wish I had the guts and the ability to write things like this...

Posted by Jack Grant at 20:52 on 23 January 2005
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