The Moviegoer

But things have suddenly changed... This morning for the first time in years, there occurred to me the possibility of a search ... when I got up, I dressed as usual and began as usual to put my belongings into my pockets... What was unfamiliar about them was that I could see them... A man can look at this little pile on his bureau for thirty years and never once see it. It is as invisible as his own hand. Once I saw it, however, the search became possible. (The Moviegoer, Walker Percy)

Friday, June 23, 2006

Silly Anglicans

Well, before ELCA does something even sillier, I'm going to capitalize on some riotously funny quotes Chad has posted at his blog site The Vossed World:

Presiding Bishop-elect Katharine Jefferts Schori: "Our mother Jesus gives birth to a new creation. And you and I are His children."

Reverend Eugene McDowell (on rejecting resolution that affirmed Jesus as Lord and the only way for salvation): "This type of language was used in 1920s and 1930s to alienate the type of people who were executed. It was called the Holocaust."

# posted by Moviegoer @ 11:03 AM

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