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For Sunday school today, Nicole I decided to skip ahead a week to cover
Doctrine & Covenants 42. It's the section people in Kirtland called "The
Law": we w...
3 years ago
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The version of "Harem of One" that keeps going through my head is the ode Sharaz Afendi, the ethnically and ethically ambiguous hero, sings about his beloved Barpoof the Viking Maiden at the most heart-wrenching moment of the film. The lovers have been separated and Sharaz is sent back to his homeland and kingdom. As so many beautiful women beckon him forth, he longs for his one and only true love. Disney films sure have changed since the 1950s.
ReplyDeleteYou two really are made for each other
ReplyDeleteAnd there's actually a song which meets this description, by my favorite Hasidic Reggae artist, and sort-of namesake, Matisyahu, called "Unique is My Dove"
ReplyDeleteIntellectual retort: NERDS, NERDS, NERDS!!
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