I feel like I’ve failed my followers. My blog posts have been hit and miss lately I know.
My reading list for this semester has been a challenge. In the last two weeks I’ve read Philip K Dick’s VALIS and Barbara Kingsolver’s The Poisonwood Bible and am now working on my papers on them. I promise once I no longer feel caged in my lists will be back.
While spending this week studying and writing about religious imagination in literature, I’d like to offer you a look at a morality tale about naked power and lust for money. As you listen to the summery by Professor Sweet think about the similarities between Beowulf’s high opinion of himself as the world’s greatest defender of good and the American role of World police.
Beowulf teaches us that violence only begets violence. This begs the question, “Is Beowulf a hero or contained monster”?
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