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Daily Archives: 3 July 2021
Fratelli Tutti 206: The Basis Of Consensus
A short paragraph leading off with a few thoughts on Consensus: 206. The solution is not relativism. Under the guise of tolerance, relativism ultimately leaves the interpretation of moral values to those in power, to be defined as they see … Continue reading
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Populorum Progressio 41: Avoiding Past Temptations
41. The poorer nations can never be too much on guard against the temptation posed by the wealthier nations. Hmm. Perhaps. Predation by wealthier nations and economic interests is a far greater danger. For these nations, with their favorable results … Continue reading
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