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Question period began with this fellow's statement, "As my hero Chomsky says..."
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An impassioned Bernard Brandon Scott just before their Friday presentation on "9-11 and the Empire of God."
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Bernard Brandon Scott dissects the rational for the so-called "War on Terror"
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Arthur Dewey speaking on the shift from "business as usual" before the 9/11 attacks to outright ultra-nationalism.
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Brandon and Arthur in front of a slide of some home-made national icons.
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The eagle, symbol of America and American might; the irony being that eagles are scavengers.
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Bernard Brandon Scott on the American reaction to the 9-11 attacks.
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Arthur J. Dewey on how the ultra-nationalism of 9-11 was an echo of what was already in place.
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Knox congregant Dennis Ruf plays mandolin along with the opening prayer.
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Rev. Drew Strickland offers an opening prayer on the "thin places," and expression of the trauma of 9-11.
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The beginning of the Friday night lecture on "9-11 and the Empire of God."
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