Tag Archives: London Olympics 2012

nothing without them?

Posted on August 3, 2012 by Dave

Redemption. Will it ever arrive. Not a fleeting shimmer, but something you can sink the teeth into. In the Olympics, we have this family of nations, very much an act of symbolic reconciliation. And as the opening ceremonies unfold, it … Continue reading →

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houses of the holies: global idol

Posted on July 28, 2012 by Dave

Idol worship; its always been the bane of monotheism and the source of a persistent if seemingly losing conflict. The issue always arises, or placed at the cross-hairs, particularly this year with the movement for a moment of silence for … Continue reading →