Member Reviews
Alejandra M, Reviewer
*The Last Supper* dives into the 1980s culture clash where religion met pop art in unexpected ways. Paul Elie weaves an engaging tapestry of iconic figures—think Leonard Cohen’s "Hallelujah," Prince’s altar-inspired lyrics, and Scorsese’s *The Last Temptation of Christ*—all exploring spirituality outside the usual lines. It’s a fascinating look at how these "crypto-religious" artists shaped our postsecular world. Thoughtful and bold, this book brings a fresh perspective on the culture wars of yesterday and their lasting impact today.
