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Category Archives: Religious Thought
Quo Vadis?
Senator Sasse (R-Neb.) Advocates Single-Term Third Choice to Clean Up ‘This Messy Moment’ https://www.facebook.com/sassefornebraska/posts/593031420862025 Young evangelical mom: “I want to cry. I disagree with Hillary Clinton on almost every single thing – but I will vote for her before … Continue reading
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Francis, God is looking…
Man and Nature? Who is this man, the erstwhile Bishop of Rome, surrounded by billions of dollars of Art and Gold Bullion, King of his own Oligarchy, who is he to talk of Greed? The History of Europe is so … Continue reading
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The Deathly Silence
Boston, liberal bastion of the Northeast United States, home to major liberal arts universities, Harvard and Boston University, center of study of the human genome, MIT, city of a million Roman Catholics, and tens of thousands of Episcopalians, a community … Continue reading
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