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In a recent monologue, Texas politician and seminarian James Talarico begins by noting that prominent historical figures infused their politics with religion. He points to Thomas Paine’s Common Sense and Martin Luther King Jr., both of whom drew on Christian… Continue Reading →
Trans movement, communists, and BLM, and the books they hate. The Church pretty much invented science BTW.
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This man shooting a man on a plank needed a revamp. This is the perfect use for it. Great for other concepts too:
Comment by Stefano Pietro Cicerone on The Libertarian Catholic FB: It is curious to note how streams of ink have been poured to surreptitiously convey the idea of consanguinity between the French Revolution and the American Revolution. Apparently so similar… Continue Reading →
“Melancholy acts as an internal irritant, like a grain of sand in an oyster, which, against all odds, forces the creation of a pearl.”
Despite some misplaced comparisons to economic theory, Vox Day (Theodore Beale) has produced a sound refutation of the theory of evolution by natural selection in Probability Zero. He argues that modern evolutionary theory faces a serious mathematical problem. Rather than… Continue Reading →
For Mateusz, RIP Writing has become, or maybe has always been, a venting mechanism for me. It often comes in bursts of emotions I channel through rhythm, verse and rhyme, as poetry hides feeling behind structure. But when the sorrow… Continue Reading →
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