... more potent weapons of destruction, which we hope will save us from each other. And we summon the elixirs of modern medicine to save us from disease, aging, and finally from death. In short, tired of waiting for the true God, we create our own. In Arnold Schoenberg's opera, "Moses and Aaron," while Moses is on the mountaintop receiving the Law, Aaron is left in the valley to wait with the people. Exhausted, impatient, and deprived of the vision of God's presence, the people cry to Aaron, "Point God out! We ...
... potent weapons of destruction, which we hope will save us from each other. And we summon the elixirs of modern medicine to save us from disease, aging, and finally from death. In short, tired of waiting for the true God, we create our own. In Arnold Schoenberg’s opera "Moses and Aaron," while Moses is on the mountaintop receiving the Law, Aaron is left in the valley to wait with the people. Exhausted, impatient, and deprived of the vision of God’s presence, the people cry to Aaron, "Point God out! We ...
