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The Principle of Sufficient Reason and the Holocaust
Here’s the problem concerning the principle of sufficient reason. If one posits that God has a good and sufficient reason for having allowed the Holocaust, the follow-up question obviously becomes, “Well, what is it?” Any particular answer proves woefully inadequate, ludicrous … Continue reading
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Tagged apologetics, atheism, God, philosophy, Shoah, the Holocaust
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Bearing Witness to the Holocaust: Two Children Killed at Treblinka
The image below was taken in the 1930s. Both of these children died at Treblinka. For details on their story, see the US Holocaust Museum photo archives here.
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Tagged children, innocence to experience, Israel, Shoah, the Holocaust, the shoah, treblinka, William Blake
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Bearing Witness to the Holocaust: Children Experimented upon at Auschwitz
The children above were subject to medical experimentation by the Auschwitz doctor, Horst Schumann. The blackening of their bodies was probably the product of burns from exposure to high dosage radiation, but the specific experiments conducted upon these particular children is … Continue reading
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Tagged Auschwitz, children, Holocaust, horst schumann, Judaism, poland, Shoah, the Holocaust, the shoah
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The Vatican’s Abu Ghraib?
I thought that conservative essayist Christopher Buckley (at the DailyBeast.com) had the clearest and tartest response to Pope Benedict’s lifting of excommunication on Holocaust denier, Bishop Richard Williamson: What—the fuck—were you thinking of, Your Holiness? This repugnant episode is surely … Continue reading
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Tagged antisemitism, Bishop Richard Williamson, Catholic, Catholicism, Christianity, christopher buckley, Freemasonry, Holocaust, Judaism, judeophobia, religion, Shoah
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Prometheus Unbound 