Carolyn Baker, winner of the Henry Rollins Award
Posted in Henry Rollins Award, Religion, Threatiness on February 10th, 2007 by Krauze
My fellow Telician Mike Gene found a wonderful article by "Carolyn Baker, Ph.D." that just begs to receive the Henry Rollins Award for Supreme Threatiness. The fun already starts with the title: Christian Fascism: The Jesus Gestapo of St. Orwell.
I don't know which part I find the most hilarious: The mental image of a "Jesus Gestapo" or the fact that George Orwell, whose novels still stand as some of the best literary critiques of totalitarianism, is somehow seen as a bad guy. Maybe the latter has something to do with the fact that Carolyn Baker's article is published at something called "Political Affairs Magazine – Marxist Thought Online", and that although she agrees that all totalitarian regimes – whether nazist or communist – are equally bad, some totalitarian regimes are more equally bad than others.




