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by bcadmin | May 29, 2022 | Aristotle, being, Christianity and science, E.F. Schumacher, Essay, Eucharist, Features, Jesus Christ, matter, News, physics, Plato, Prayer, René Descartes, Ricky Gervais, Saint Thomas Aquinas, Thomas Hobbes | 0 |
The other night, I watched a few minutes of the comedian Ricky Gervais’s new comedy show. Early in, he does a bit about his atheism and his willingness nonetheless to abide expressions of religious devotion. […]
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David Carlin suggests that if Henry VIII had better taste, better manners, and better morals, England might still be a Catholic country today.
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Hadley Arkes: American mayors and governors lack the common sense to see when “peaceful protests” turn into seditious assaults on the rule of law.
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