Reason.tv: "It's Our Turn To Eat"

Author Michela Wrong on Kenyan corruption and the tragedy of post-colonial Africa

Reason Staff | 8.21.2009 3:10 PM

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abercrombie milano 16 years ago

I'm not concerned that Mr. Crumb will go to hell or anything crazy like that! It's just that he, like many types of religionists, seems to take it literally, take it straight...the Bible's books were not written by straight laced divinity students in 3 piece suits who white wash religious beliefs as if God made them with clothes on...the Bible's books were written by people with very different mindsets
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Reason.tv: "It's Our Turn To Eat"

Author Michela Wrong on Kenyan corruption and the tragedy of post-colonial Africa

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