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By Lifting Bishop Richard Williamson’s Excommunication, Has Pope Benedict Just Signalled to the World that Catholicism, Holocaust Denialism, and Fascism Can Go Together?
Bishop Richard Williamson. The Pope just recently lifted the excommunication on this vile anti-Semite and Holocaust denying crank. What is the Pope signalling by lifting the excommunication on this psychologically and emotionally perverse man? Is the Pope saying that he wants people … Continue reading
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Tagged authoritarianism, Catholic, Catholicism, fascism, Holocaust, Holocaust denial, James Dobson, pope benedict, psychology, religion, Rome
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Andrew Sullivan on Bush’s Torture Regime—and the Judgment of History
Andrew Sullivan wants a full process of discovery with regard to George Bush’s detainee torture policies, and offers a summary of some of what we already do know: [A]s the era of the dark side recedes a little, my sense … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Sullivan, George Bush, Hugh Hewitt, human rights, Politics, religion, rush limbaugh, Sean Hannity, torture
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What Women Want?
Hmm. Speculation at Salon.com today: Meana, a self-described feminist, argues that women’s lust is “narcissistic” and guided by “the wish to be the object of erotic admiration and sexual need.” Is there power in objectification if it’s not imposed from … Continue reading
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Tagged feminism, Freud, heterosexuality, homosexuality, lesbian, life, objectification, philosophy, sex, sexuality, women, women's rights
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Quote of the Day: Einstein on the Ontological Mystery (Mystery of Being)
Albert Einstein did not believe in a personal deity, but he was willing to talk about the ontological mystery (the mystery of being) in ways that bordered on the religious: The most beautiful emotion we can experience is the mysterious. … Continue reading
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Tagged agnosticism, albert einstein, aphorism, atheism, biology, cosmology, evolution, heidegger, ontology, philosophy, religion, science
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