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Daily Archives: January 26, 2009
I Like the Multi-headed White Caterpillar
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Tagged 1960s, beatles, george harrison, John Lennon, life, music, poetry, surrealism, walrus
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“No hell below us / Above us only sky”: See Here John Lennon’s Original “Imagine” Video
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Tagged agnostic, agnosticism, apologetics, atheist, Christianity, heaven, hell, John Lennon, philosophy, Politics, religion, yoko ono
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Willard: “You made me hate myself!”
The old movie below (from 1971) is not yet on DVD, but it might be soon. Amazon is asking people if they want notification by email of its DVD release. I remember, as a kid, seeing the movie on late night television, … Continue reading
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Tagged 1970s, 1971, ben, Halloween, horror, movies, rats, scary movies, willard
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Question of the Day: Why Did God Let Mariana Bridi Suffer So Horrifically?
Why would God let a beautiful young woman go through the ordeal described below, and then also permit her to DIE, decimating the souls of her parents (who, by the way, live in poverty)? Her name was Mariana Bridi. What kind of a God … Continue reading
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Tagged apologetics, Christianity, death, evil, Jesus, life, meaning, pain, philosophy, psychology, religion, suffering
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“I do not wish to belong to the same Church as Williamson”: At the London Telegraph a Catholic Forcefully Responds to Pope Benedict’s Embrace of a Holocaust Denier, Bishop Richard Williamson
“I do not wish to belong to the same Church as Williamson . . .” So says Catholic Damien Thompson, in the Telgraph of London, in response to Pope Benedict reversing the excommunication of Holocaust-denier Richard Williamson. Read Thompson’s full response to … Continue reading
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Tagged Benedict, Bishop Richard Williamson, Catholicism, Christian, fascism, Holocaust denial, Jesus, pope benedict, religion, Richard Williamson, Vatican II
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Prometheus Unbound 