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I read this book on the trip up from Knoxville today – The Genius in the Design: Bernini, Borromini, and the Rivalry that transformed Rome. It’s basically a dual biography of the men, highlighting their points of collaboration (few) and competition (many), as well as their contrasting sensibilities and styles.I enjoyed it, although it could…

Here we are again, back on the carriage ride.  Unfortunately, I have no photos to prove it. Forgot my camera. Ah well. At times like that I comfort myself by declaring that isn’t it nice that I’m not one who believes an experience is only really real if one photographs it. I absorbed my lessons…

Related, sort of: 1) If there was a big-blow out media event that was supportive of traditional Christian claims, the NYTimes would consider it its sworn duty to run at least one contrarian op-ed pointing out the flaws of that media event, probably from a self-identified Christian who would be very careful, yet forceful in…

The NYtimes Magazine turns its attention to El Salvador. In this new movement toward criminalization, El Salvador is in the vanguard. The array of exceptions that tend to exist even in countries where abortion is circumscribed — rape, incest, fetal malformation, life of the mother — don’t apply in El Salvador. They were rejected in…
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