FAITH TO FAITH CONFRONTATI0N AND GODDESSES.(Cornerstone Theater Company)
American Theatre, October, 2001 by KENDT, ROB
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A NEW CYCLE OF PLAYS ABOUT RELIGIOUS BELIEF PROMPTS L.A.'S CORNERSTONE THEATER COMPANY TO RETHINK SOME DEFINITIONS--OF COMMUNITY, OF TOLERANCE, OF CORNERSTONE ITSELF
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THE LATE GREAT LUTHERAN PASTOR WILL BARNETT once gave a sermon in which he posited that Doubting Thomas was the truest apostle--that his demand to see and feel the Savior's wounds expressed not skepticism but an abiding commitment to truth-seeking, and with it an implicit faith that the truth was indeed out there to be found. It was more important, in other words, that faith be tested than coddled. Questions point ...
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