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2 comments:
More dribble brought to you by liberation theology aka communist socialism!
Thoughtful response, Anon 10:31 a.m. Makes me wonder how you feel about several hundred/over 2,000 texts from the Hebrew and Christian scriptures. But then, that is the question being asked by this song. I've never considered the possibililty that Isaiah, Micah, Amos, Jesus, James or Paul could have been socialists or Marxists. I suppose you have to really get out on the edge to see that!
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