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Autonomy, Eternity, and Value
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We also must return to Pascal for a reminder that the biotechnological project cannot turn us human beings from mysterious into manufactured beings. The effort to deny the reality of the fundamental unpredictability of human life that is intrinsic to […]
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Reasons to Love
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Hot Air or Hard Truths: The Air Force Makes Major Headlines
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A Midsummer Night's Dance: Love's Beauty and Roles
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Imperturbable smiles are pitiable things, somewhat reminiscent of the Little Prince’s rose who took naive delight in her four thorns, unjustifiably proud of the one thing that made her vulnerable—and laughable; or of Voltaire’s Candide always optimistically re-interpreting the facts […]
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Sin Unveiled
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Nothing profound today. Instead, given that many of the folks here at Mere Orthodoxy are interested in understanding, critiquing, and improving American culture, Stuff While People Like is quickly becoming a must-read blog. The attention to detail, and the humorous […]
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Gambling is bad for the economy, bad for the individual, and bad for the society at large. Various groups of concerned citizens have been trying to make this point in various ways over the past years as greater and greater […]
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Fasting and feasting has long been a part of all the sane religions of the world. YHWH kept the Jews busy with feasting and fasting all the year long, both to remember and to celebrate His work among them and […]
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Africa: Savior of the Arab World?
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"Advances in Global Health" Symposium: Less Thought, More Rhetoric