I've never followed closely either Bono or the musical artistry of U2. Even so, his insistence upon an orthodox historic understanding of the Person of Christ, including the literal, bodily resurrection of our crucified Lord, in the face of skeptical questioning sorta makes me regret I have not taken Bono's visible faith more seriously since the 1970s' star appeared in Pop Culture. Judge for yourself...
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2015.04.01
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Go Bono! He has thoroughly and successfully confronted Jesus' question "Who do men say that I am?" How would your average churchman answer those questions? I might listen to his songs now!
Posted by: Max | 2015.04.02 at 12:02 PM