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In Tents #27 Ethics and Aesthetics Part 5

Posted on March 25, 2013 by Harlow Clark

Last night at dinner my sister Krista asked what I was presenting at the AML symposium. She was trying to distract me from mourning the impending loss of our mother’s four last infected teeth, with nothing left to anchor lower … Continue reading →

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In Tents #24 Ethics and Aesthetics of Jesus and Pilate, Part II

Posted on December 24, 2012 by Harlow Clark

By any measure the story of Jesus and Pilate is not flattering to Pilate, or to Rome. To see why take the elements of the story and move them to another time. A judge or military commander who says to … Continue reading →

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In Tents #19 Pilate before Jesus Part 5

Posted on August 27, 2012 by Harlow Clark

Note: I hope to revise this a little later with scripture quotes and citations. I’ll note the updates in the Reply section. He taught me language, and my prophet on’t is, I learned how to pun At the end of … Continue reading →

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In Tents # 11 More About Jesus the Pharisee, But First an Interlude Thinking to Thank the Jews

Posted on December 26, 2011 by Harlow Clark

Title: The New Covenant, Commonly Called The New Testament: Volume I The Gospels and Apocalypse Translator: Willis Barnstone Publisher: New York: Riverhead Books Genre: Scripture Year Published: 2002 Number of Pages: 577 Binding: Hardbound in signatures ISBN10: 1-57322-182-1 Price: Title: … Continue reading →

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