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The Great Question of Religion: Who’s on First?
No, I’m not joking. True religion boils down to this one question. But before I demonstrate this, I’d like to point to something the literary critic Adam Kirsch recently wrote. He has been reading one page a day from the Talmud, … Continue reading
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Tagged demonization, gandhi, God, idolatry, Jesus, love, peace, philosophy, psychology
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Love Thy (Atheist) Neighbors: What Jesus Taught Aaron Gardner and His Wife at the Kentucky Creation Museum
This past week, Aaron Gardner and his wife, both Evangelicals, went to the young earth Creation Museum in Kentucky to witness a curiosity: not animatronic people riding animatronic dinosaurs ala The Flinstones, but to get a glimpse of something even more, well, strange: … Continue reading
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Tagged agnostic, atheist, Christianity, demonization, evil, Jesus, life, love, neighbors, psychology, Richard Dawkins
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Bearing Witness to the Holocaust: Jews Forced by Nazis to Scrub a Street in Vienna
Nazis in Vienna force Jews to scrub a street as non-Jewish spectators look on: Source: U.S. Holocaust Museum. Photograph is in the public domain.
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Tagged austria, Bishop Richard Williamson, demonization, Holocaust, Judaism, Politics, pope benedict, religion, the Holocaust, the shoah, totalitarianism, vienna
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Prometheus Unbound 