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Archive for December, 2008

Quote of the Day

From Creative Minority Report:
The problem I have is that we are always trying to rescue the Church’s reputation. Why doesn’t Galileo’s reputation need rescuing? After all, he came up with a theory (a theory that was only partially correct), insisted he was completely right (which he wasn’t), he then picked a fight with the Church [...]

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I probably would not agree with Pastor Warren on a great deal, but watching him devalue the stock of the homophobia charge and holing the I-was-born-this-way argument below the waterline was a real treat.

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Catholic News Agency brings us the story of the excommunication of LifeTeen founder Msgr. Dale Fushek The story describes his services thus (my emphasis):
Their meetings regularly draw 250 to 300 people. The priests’ 90-minute services begin at 10 am each Sunday and feature much music but do not include sacraments. Reportedly, the priests have repeatedly [...]

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On a small blog break

as you can tell. In the meantime, enjoy some misheard Luca:

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From Zippy:
We can’t turn our favored evils into goods by adding enough of the ingredient ‘ignorance’.
To which I would add that neither does the ingredient “sincerity” work either.

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American dhimmitude

Lydia at W4 posts on a possible means of forcing hospitals to perform evil acts like abortion. Namely, by using federal funding as leverage.
I am familiar with this in my discussions on school vouchers. Naturally, I am all for options for schooling. Especially anything that breaks the stranglehold of ideological labs that are many public [...]

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Grand Duke Henri of Luxembourg is to be stripped of his executive power to veto laws passed by parliament after threatening to block a Bill to allow euthanasia in the tiny state.
Mr Juncker said: “I understand the Grand Duke’s problems of conscience. But I believe that if the parliament votes in a law, it [...]

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