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Padre Steve a Marxist? Oh Please Give the Padre a Break
“You took a few well known history facts added some negroid glitz and glam, and arrogantly rest on your piss bucket of drivel as if you know something. You meinen Herr are a cretinous asshole of predictable disposition. I smell … Continue reading →
Filed under philosophy, Politics
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Musings on Lent and Holy Week…The Recovery of Joy in Doing Theology and Living
This has been an interesting time. I began Lent with an actual desire to see some more spiritual progress in my life. By that I meant actually being able to slow down and take stock in order that I might … Continue reading →
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Glenn Beck Attacks the Churches and Threatens Religious Liberty
Glenn Beck “Am I advising people to leave their church? Yes!” (Fox News Photo) Preface: This post comes in the midst of my Lenten journey in which I have become reacquainted with the works of those who confronted Nazi policies … Continue reading →
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A Christian Defense of the Rights of Moslems and Others in a Democracy (or Constitutional Republic)
Martin Niemöller was a war hero. He had served on U-Boats during the First World War and commanded a U-Boat in 1918 sinking a number of ships. After the war he resigned his commission in the Navy in opposition to … Continue reading →
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