Redemptive Morality: Non-Traditional Marriage and Les Mis
BY: MAL GREEN -- Most of the rhetoric opposed to marriage equality legislation seems to revolve around a perceived affront...
Les Misérables: Valjean or Javert?
BY: KATELIN HANSEN -- The story of Les Misérables follows Jean Valjean who, having spent 19 years in prison for stealing a loaf of bread...
Do You Hear the People Sing? M.L. King & Les Misérables’ case for a Socialism of Grace
BY: JARROD MCKENNA -- Many know of Dr. Rev. Martin Luther King’s “Letter from a Birmingham Jail”. Fewer know of Dr. King’s...
Valjean and Javert: The Two Christianities of Les Miserables
***Spoiler alert: this post presumes that you know the storyline of 'Les Mis.'***
After watching "Les Miserables" in the theater, I wanted to stand up at the end and shout, "This is what Christianity really...
The Role of Satire, Snark and Sarcasm in Building Community
Photo by ganesha.isis on FlickrShort answer: there is none.
I recently stumbled upon a Les Miserables inspired video parody in support of a Barack Obama’s second term. I have obvously shared my support of Pre...