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Daily Archives: 20 November 2021
On My Bookshelf: Beatles 100
Since the pandemic, I’m getting most of my library books online–libby or kindle app. It’s not an optimal reading experience, but I’m finding I don’t always have time for that library trip. I’m also finding the shelves at the libraries … Continue reading
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Reconciliatio et Paenitentia 18: The Loss of the Sense of Sin, Part 4: Relativism
The third reason for The Loss of the Sense of Sin is the oft-criticized relativism: The sense of sin also easily declines as a result of a system of ethics deriving from a certain historical relativism. This may take the form of … Continue reading
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