Should we be outraged by the Olympics opening ceremony?
Many people complained about drag artists depicting the Last Supper during the Olympics opening ceremony. Author Drew Cordell looks at whether their outrage was justified
Throughout this week there have been instances of collective outrage from Christians and non-Christians alike from across the globe regarding the opening ceremony’s live depiction of Davinci’s Last Supper accompanied by drag queens. Prominent US Catholic Bishop Robert Barron said in response: “We Christians/Catholics should not be sheepish. We should resist. We should make our voices heard.” Elon Musk wrote… (Register to read the rest of the article)
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