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Daily Archives: 25 October 2020
The Armchair Liturgist: Reformation Sunday
As I understand it, Lutherans and Calvinists are the chief observers of Reformation Day, October 31st. Many churches in the US opt for a weekend celebration, and move the feast to the last Sunday of October. Today is the earliest … Continue reading
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Fratelli Tutti 22: On Human Rights
The confluence of human rights and Pope Francis have been somewhat in the news this past week. I’d rather focus on his official word on what he has termed, “Insufficiently universal human rights.” This is covered in today’s paragraphs and … Continue reading
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On My Bookshelf: The Copernicus Complex
Some people like their science focused and tight. I prefer something more far-reaching. These days, with science and so many other disciplines well-honed and specialized, it is rare for an author to pull off a feat of delving into multiple … Continue reading
Posted in On My Bookshelf, Science
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