http://www.nybooks.com/articles/17670

a thoughtful, prayerful, and powerful clarion call for life, for the life of the condemned, and for a larger culture of politcal and social responsiblity, esp. for those who are in the position of killing people, by the nun who wrote dead man walking, and esp. about how shrubs policies violate any sancity for the other, for the other in the prisons and the other on the battle fields...an other where his xian god encouraged (requires) love.

i know that it has been a point that has been hammered out over and over again, the conflation of god and death, and the hyprocrisy that is required to hold a love for both of those in ones hand (not any god, christ) but the theological implications are at the core of american geopolitics (both inner and outer) right now, and central to a variety of left/right debates, and to be reminded of it is nessc.

helen prejouf (sp) does this, her villgeance is the villegaence of a magadelene.