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Daily Archives: January 28, 2013
In Tents #25 Ethics and Aesthetics of Jesus and Pilate, Part III
Consider three statements on Mormon aesthetics. The first is a quote. The other two are composites. I’ve heard many versions of all three among AML people or at AML events. And the concerns they express are hardly unique to Mormons. … Continue reading
Posted in Literary Views of Scripture, Mormon LitCrit
Tagged ethics and aesthetics, road to emmaus, Zacharaias
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