Wednesday, August 23, 2006
Why evangelicals can't write
Great article in the new Credenda Agenda (issue topic: Flannery O'Connor) on why evangelicals can't write: http://www.credenda.org/issues/18-2liturgia.php. I've never heard this thesis before, and I don't know if Zwingli's the real culprit, but his main point is right on.
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And your point???
ReplyDeleteThe title of the article is "Why Evangelicals Can't Write".
Not all Protestants are Evangelicals.
My point was that it was an interesting article.
ReplyDeleteMark Twain was a Protestant the last time I checked.
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