The musings of an artist on Art, culture, philosophy, theology, politics and his own work. Jerub-Baal (pronounced jeh-rhueb bah-ahl) was the name given to the biblical Judge Gideon after he destroyed an altar to the Canaanite god Baal set up by his father and the people of Israel. As the origional iconoclast he sets the example that will be followed here.
Thursday, May 22, 2008
Comparative Myths
Assistant Village Idiot has an excellent and pithy post on the different myths our society argues about, and their comparative impact.
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