@dcarlabrams

Me encanta mi iglesia bilingüe religious & cultural history/love France, Africa, & classic film/ Christian worldview

Greenville, SC
Joined January 2017
"Abrams’ thought-provoking book offers a timely, critical reassessment of Protestant fundamentalism’s founding generation” (back cover) --Darren Dochuk           University of Notre Dame
Old-Time Religion Embracing Modernist Culture - American Fundamentalism between the Wars bloomsbury.com/uk/oldtime-re…
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also, his wry wit adds even more to the series
Kenneth Clark’s "Civilisation" (1969) remains one of television’s greatest achievements: a luminous, 13-part journey through Western art, architecture, and ideas from the fall of Rome to the 20th century. Clark’s cultivated yet deeply personal narration pairs with stunning location filming of cathedrals, paintings, and landscapes to show how culture has shaped history. More than a survey of masterpieces, it argues that civilization is a fragile, hard-won achievement worth understanding and defending. Watching it sharpens the eye, expands historical imagination, and offers a rare model of intelligent, humane cultural commentary. Few documentaries have matched its grace clarity.
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So my book now has a cover, featuring one of my favorite archival images. Forthcoming from the University of Pittsburgh Press in 2027!
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"Rejoice in hope, be patient in tribulation, be constant in prayer. Contribute to the needs of the saints and seek to show hospitality." Romans 12:12-13
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story about the transition from silent to "talkies" and Jean Dujardin's Oscar for best actor was the first for the French in that caegory
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I need to be there.
The harbour in the Port of Barfleur in Normandy #France 🇨🇵 #travel our #PhotoofTheDay buff.ly/4dUVixy
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although gone too soon, his music remains
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"Love your enemies."
Preach a sermon in 3-5 words.
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enjoying (again) the 1931 classic Mata Hari with Garbo
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"incroyable"
Montmartre magic, framed by Paris. Good morning.
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someone famously compared Franz Schubert's String Quintet in C major, second movement, to the "Entrance to Heaven" these doors come pretty close!
There are doors and then there are doors. Parisian doors.
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There are doors and then there are doors. Parisian doors.
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Isaak Dinesen short story--quite a parable about the power of narrative best part: the use of Isaiah 35
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agree, great series--watched it again few months ago struck by the Anglo-Catholic spirituality
45 years ago, 1981, Granada Television produced the Mother of all series: ‘Brideshead Revisited’, a tv series in eleven episodes based on the novel by Evelyn Waugh from 1945. With Jeremy Irons who became the "sex symbol for the intellectual woman". 🥰
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this 1966 Italian-Algerian movie has an unbelievable documentary feel, plus some music by Ennio Morricone
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Today, October 4 is the feast of St. Francis of Assisi, patron saint of animals and the environment. 🙏
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