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Stolen Play
We had these things called Jarts. Lawn darts. Maybe a foot long, pointed metal tip; might have been lead. Plastic fins. They came with two plastic hoops which you set…
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A Flood Of Evidence: From God To Noah To Hume To Nobody
Here are remarks on "Enlightenment & Sacrifice -- Remarks on Joseph de Maistre" by Thomas Bertonneau, which I urge you to read in full. Bertonneau is reading de Maistre's Elucidation…
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Sing, Ye Gods, Of The Wrath Of Achilles — Guest Post by Ianto Watt
Remember the line 'Sing, ye gods, of the wrath of Achilles'? First line of the Old Testament. I guess it depends on which Bible you are reading. In this case,…
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Happy Resurrection Day!
The battle rages on but---spoiler alert---Jesus wins in the end. Christianity, the only going religion based on historical events. Go to Mass. See what you're missing.
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The Week In Doom —Religion In Flames Edition
Item Notre Dame Burns "It hurts to watch this," said Pierre-Eric Trimovillas, 32. "The cathedral is the symbol, the heart of Paris." The crowd gasped and cried in horror as…
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Realistic Female Hero Novel
Here is my new novel, in its entirety, a cynical attempt to cash in on the teen fiction phenomenon with its obligatory grrl power heroes, heroine being a dead word.…
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Help Wanted — Christians Need Not Apply
So the University of Colorado posted a Help Wanted sign in its windows hoping to nab a new president. Fellow named Mark Kennedy applied. Did well in the interviews, too.…
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In Opposition To Scientism
Bo and Ben Winegard start their Quillette essay (thanks to K.A. Rodgers for the tip) "In Defense of Scientism" by saying "Truth is always provisional". Is that proposition true, or…
