Giving back, he says, became the path to personal salvation: "The more I began to help others, the more it began to help me," he said.
For the members of Odd Future, hip-hop looks less like a road to financial salvation and more like a playground, full of rusty old attractions and rickety new ones; its dilapidated condition only offers more opportunities for mischief.
The way to salvation is more conflict: Armageddon.
He allows his life and his apartment to fall apart but finally hires a young cleaning woman, who may be his salvation in more ways than dusting.
His solution, at least this time, was to offer the music of a single composer, Johann Sebastian Bach, the salvation of more than a few pianists.
That is, Wilde's self-ruination does not lead him to look outside the self for salvation, but more deeply within himself to find some new means of self-formation, of self-artistry.
The morphing of Robert Patrick's flesh into metal in James Cameron's "T2" was something new under the sun, but "Terminator Salvation" seems more like a throwback than a harbinger of things to come.
Many Puerto Ricans could accept labor reform, some income tax hikes and other austerity measures, particularly if that meant their salvation from more serious austerity measures and further economic turmoil.
JOE'S PUB 425 Lafayette St .(212-539-8777) — March 22: Spottiswoode & His Enemies, a septet led by the singer-songwriter Jonathan Spottiswoode, celebrates its tenth anniversary with a show and a pair of new releases, the cinematic concept album "That's What I Like" and "Salvation," a more folksy, down-to-earth collection.
Or maybe the prospect of salvation appeals more to some people than to others, as Swinburne 1969 has noted.
