
Friday January 4, 2008
Category: CelebritiesDon't Sell Denzel's Faith Short
You hardly need to be told that Denzel Washington is the son of a minister—it’s in the booming authority of his voice, and in the sense we have, from his complete absence in the tabs, that he’s a bit of...Filed Under: Christianity, Denzel Washington, NPR, The Great Debaters

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I've always been impressed with this man, Im not into entertainment gossip, but I was surprised to learn that he is such a spiritual person, and I admire him for following his purpose in life, he was blessed to have been told this to him at such a young age many of us dont ever get that. so its equally comforting to know that as well.
Posted by: Robert | January 8, 2008 5:31 PM
Terri Gross has come a long, long way since I began listening to her show in the mid-1980s. In the past she wouldn't even touch religion and if it came up she could be brutally dismissive, but over the past ten years or so she not only seems to have understood the importance of religion in American cultural life, but she also seems to have matured beyond what appeared to be a stereo-typically knee-jerk liberal response to religion - and I say this as a very liberal Protestant much culturally in tune with Gross. Denzel Washington may have prepped better for his interview with her - knowing her slant - than she with him, but compared to twenty years ago Ms Gross was tremendously hosptiable to Mr Washington's clear and vital faith statements.
Posted by: Byron | January 9, 2008 1:35 PM
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