prophets

The Violent Bear It Away by Flannery O'Connor sets secularism against religious destiny.

I posted a blog article today on the Tapestry Blog about the difficult passage in 1 Corinthians about women being silent. A friend of my mine showed me something in the Greek (yes, we go Greek, but only for a moment). "If this is right," he said, "The church owes women an apology."

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While I do believe clothing to be an evil that may or may not be necessary, no worries, this post has nothing to do with physical nakedidity (50 points for knowing which character in my favorite TV show used this term often).

It has to do with Isaiah (who did go naked for some amount of time based on God's command--oh, the crazy things prophets do) and yesterday's sermon.