While less "vitriolic" than the Guardian story; today's NYTimes Op-Ed piece lets us know that Phillip Johnson's past is not a dead issue.
Also some tough questions being asked about what do with Table No. 32?
another misreading of Nietzsche no doubt! It's sad that the strongest ideas thought in the support of man are corrupted into the destruction of the other.
i have no idea about PJ's assoc with schuller beyond that crystal cathedral is attrib to PJ. http://www.ocweekly.com/printme.php?&eid=32411 schuller's org may simply have been a paying client.
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Also some tough questions being asked about what do with Table No. 32?
another misreading of Nietzsche no doubt! It's sad that the strongest ideas thought in the support of man are corrupted into the destruction of the other.
i have no idea about PJ's assoc with schuller beyond that crystal cathedral is attrib to PJ.
http://www.ocweekly.com/printme.php?&eid=32411
schuller's org may simply have been a paying client.
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