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[…] as exciting or original as we give them credit for being. They are old as time. As Biblical as King David. And for all of the escapism they promise, they offer only brutal real life […]
[…] to. Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine shows us, because we desperately need to be reminded, that all our good guys are bad guys. Lest the viewers judge too harshly, though, the film’s implicit concluding argument is, […]
[…] it sounds exactly like something a clergyperson told me earlier this week as I was preparing a sermon about David and Bathsheba. I was worried that the story was too dark, that certain people might not relate if I really […]
[…] as exciting or original as we give them credit for being. They are old as time. As Biblical as King David. And for all of the escapism they promise, they offer only brutal real life […]
[…] to. Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine shows us, because we desperately need to be reminded, that all our good guys are bad guys. Lest the viewers judge too harshly, though, the film’s implicit concluding argument is, […]