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that is the best line in the whole article. You think Paul will let me quote him?
In fact quite a large chunk of the Christian publishing industry is done by subsidiary houses of major publishing companies, which are often tied to corporate conglomerates (if not conglomerates themselves).
The "falling out of Paul" is something I've been thinking a lot about. If we just go so hardcore into our "jesus-following" that we forget about Paul's interpretation of Jesus' life,death, and ressurection, and what that means for us--we might as well call Raushenbusch back up and have him direct every move we make. No trinity, no atonement, just Jesus and us, building the Kingdom day by day.
Uh oh.
You are most certainly correct that copyright laws have limited lifetimes. However, I am hoping to set a new precedent. There is an assumption in copyright law that works enter public domain a certain number of years after somebody dies. But, I am not dead. I am hoping to take this to the supreme court.