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It fell to Christianity to revivify political thought not by what Christians had to say about politics, but by what Christians had to say about their own lives. As the philosopher Charles Taylor has written, "There is so much we need in the past, so many spiritual forms, modes of prayer, devotion, of common life, that could help us revivify the love and service of God in the present. In a nutshell: Roberto Alagna and Angela Gheorghiu revivify Herbert Ross' familiar production, revealing the value of star power and Puccini's enduring pull. |
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