Title: | Arcana Caelestia |
Notice: | Directory listings are in topic 2 |
Moderator: | NETRIX::thomas |
Created: | Thu Dec 08 1983 |
Last Modified: | Thu Jun 05 1997 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 1300 |
Total number of notes: | 18728 |
... as preached by Brother Orson Scott Card. I found a tape of this in the Science Fantasy Bookstore in Harvard Square. Card has the revival style down perfectly: the accent, the shouts of Hallelujah, the denunication of the sinners. Very funny, but with a serious core. Card is a devout Mormon, and detests the TV preachers who try to use the power of the State to further their doctrine. Prayer in the classroom? Whose prayer? And why would kids take it any more seriously than the Pledge of Allegiance? The anti-pornographers, the creationists, and even Carl Sagan get punctured. This was taped at a con in Jan '87. Hope he pitches his tent around here some time. Card: "Let me hear you brothers and sisters, say I BELIEVE!" Audience: "IN WHAT?" Card: "Right!" /jlr
T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
601.1 | Brother Card is _RIGHT_ | FSTRCK::DILLSON | Wed Apr 06 1988 13:06 | 10 | |
I was honored to be a deacon at the Revival in question at Chattacon in January of 1987. Scott Card is a brilliant speaker and the subject matter, while quite humorous, is thought provoking and, quite often, controversial. I highly recommend both this tape and anything you can get your hands on from him in written form. After all, two Hugos and two Nebulas in two years is pretty darned impressive. Mike Dillson Atlanta CSC | |||||
601.2 | I'd like to hear it. | LEKTRA::PURMAL | Now located in Cupertino, CA | Wed Apr 13 1988 19:17 | 5 |
How can I legally (without breaking any copyright laws) get a copy of this tape? Does anyone know where in the Silicon Valley (of California) where I can get a copy? ASP | |||||
601.3 | NUTMEG::BALS | The Trash Heap has spoken. Nyaaah! | Thu Apr 14 1988 14:23 | 9 | |
RE: .2 Try A CHANGE OF HOBBIT (213) GREAT SF in Santa Monica. They have a sister store somewhere in the Bay area too, I think. If all else fails, locate a copy of LOCUS or SF Chronicle and check their respective classified ad sections. The tape is offered through mail order in almost every issue of each magazine. Fred |