e~mergent kiwi 
Just found U2 Go home DVD cheap
(At the Warehouse, for all the NZ U2 groupies).
It's not many bands that in one concert, both protest arms dealing and conclude singing
hallelujah
hallelujah
Dear God,
please may U2 lead worship at my celestial pad.
I'll probably be showing a clip of U2 during tomorrow's worship service. A clip from the Boston Elevation tour ... :-) Walk on!
Posted by: Sivin Kit at July 3, 2004 05:33 PM
is a great read. I picked it up at Borders a few weeks ago and found it hard to put down. The book uses the history of carpet making in the Middle East to provide a rich tapestry by which to understand contemporary Islam. Chris writes beautifully, mixing his travels over ten years through Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, India, with the personal stories of those he meets. Thus it becomes not only a celebration of creativity, but a really helpful introduction to the complexities and nuances of Islam today - including people, history and culture.
