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Daily Archives: 16 September 2009
Race To (Economic) Ruin
I see where Operation Rescue is joining VOTF in a lean economic situation. Do you suppose imitators of the Pell-Hitchens philosophical smackdown might wager which group will go under first? My sense is that charities and causes are struggling these … Continue reading
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Bishop Olmsted on End-of-Life Issues
I noticed Phoenix bishop Thomas Olmsted’s Directives for Catholics Concerning Artificially Administered Nutrition and Hydration. I was pleased to see the recognition of the body’s natural shutdown during the dying process, the end of the body digesting food and processing … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Science
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What Was Olde Is New Again
What an age we live in, verily. Serious commentators have grown silly and the comical see it true. The protesters say, “Let us … we mean: let them drink tea!”
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