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Monday, April 30, 2007
Playground Woes
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I hadn't realized till recently that being the parent on scene can get me almost as mad as I used to be when I was the one having playgr...
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Bringing Beliefs to the Bench
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There's been a certain amount of fuss lately over the fact that the five Supreme Court justices in the majority of the recent Carhart ru...
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Is that a gun in your pocket?
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This one's for Rick and Jay... Iowahawk found the original draft of the Toledo Blade's psycho gun control proposal : Where was I? Oh...
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Trip Prep
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At Chez Darwin, preparations are in full swing for next week's road trip to Cincinnati. Getting out of the house never used to be such ...
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Saturday, April 28, 2007
Ends and Means
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Sometimes you read something and you wonder if the author is even serious -- because if they are they must be quite mad. Such a case is an ...
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Friday, April 27, 2007
History of Rome
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Toss out question for any avid classical history readers out there... As I go through working over the reading lists for the High School Hum...
The End of Religious Greatness?
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Dear old Christopher Hitchens , that bundle of love who pours out well-styled verbal acid on the pages of various publications and believes ...
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Thursday, April 26, 2007
Pagan Tragedy as Christian Antecedant
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Matthew Lickona links to this outstanding piece inspired by the newly released Tolkien book, The Children of Hurin . It is too simple to co...
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Advice for Writers
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Dover Publications has just released a handy little work entitled Great Writers on the Art of Fiction: From Mark Twain to Joyce Carol Oates ...
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Liturgy Committee Revisited
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Those of you with long memories may recall that last year I joined the newly-formed Liturgy Committee at our parish. Since then I haven...
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Wednesday, April 25, 2007
Conspiracy Theory
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From Julie D's quote journal : We who are your closest friends feel the time has come to tell you that every Thursday we have been meeti...
Hungry yet?
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Via Suburban CEO comes this comparison of fast food pictured in ads vs. its actual appearance . Every now and then (usually on Fridays) I g...
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Presidential Candidates React to Court Ruling
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The Sienna Institute blog does Catholic voters a nice service by putting together a selection of direct quotes from the front runners reacti...
Bible Stories as Mythology
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One thing that the Classical Education and Cultural Literacy movements have been very good about is bringing up the importance of familiarit...
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Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Introducing the Humanities Program
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I thought I'd take advantage of what looks like perhaps otherwise being a slightly slow day on the blog here (both Darwins having a lot ...
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Lacking in Religious Thought
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Razib of Gene Expression (definately my favorite of the atheist science blogger set) has an interesting not up today talking about an articl...
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Monday, April 23, 2007
Sept. 11th, 9 A.D.
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One thousand nine hundred ninety eight years and a few months ago, the three-day-long Battle of Teutoburg forest ended on September 11th, 9 ...
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Never the Twain Shall Meet?
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Fr. Longenecker wonders whether there may be more overlap than is imagined between charismatics and traditionalists . The post in apparentl...
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Fussing Like an Unweaned Child
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Psalm 131: LORD, my heart is not proud; nor are my eyes haughty. I do not busy myself with great matters, with things too sublime for me. Ra...
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Thursday, April 19, 2007
Evil, Free Will and the Existence of God
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John Farrell has some good thoughts on God and free will, inspired by some comments made by an atheist science blogger about the incompatibi...
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