He's No Common Tater

Contratimes' friend, The Commentator, who hails from the great land of Canada, has published his most recent installment of "Five Q's" wherein he asks five questions of a featured guest. I cannot thank him sufficiently for deeming me worthy enough to participate. Our interview, brief as it was, can be found here. If you are at all interested, I urge you to give The Commentator a visit. He is an entirely decent chap, and he deserves your attention (which explains why, since he introduced himself to me, he's been listed in my blogroll for months).

Here are the five questions I was asked and, I pray, answered.

1) Why do you blog?
2) How would you rationalize the blogging phenomena in society?
3) In the realm of religion, are we witnessing a "Great Awakening" in America? If so, does this mean a radicalizing of America? If not, is religion on the run so to speak?
4) Does theology have a place in the realm of political discourse and debate when it comes to forming public policy?
5) Is there a liberal bias in your opinion?

The Commentator's first "Five Q's" featuring freelance journalist J. M. Berger, contributor to National Public Radio, The Boston Globe and others, can be found here.