New Oxford Notes: January 2000
Workers of the World, Unite! — In Front of the Boob Tube
"Prime-time roles" for "people of color on the small screen"
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From Mere Christianity To Merest Christianity
C.S. Lewis's definition is losing its very intelligibility
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All Power to The (Smart) People
"It's more important to be fleet of mind than fetching of breast…"?
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The Prophet Elijah Deported & King David's Condo Up for Sale
"Savor the spirituality and luxury of Jerusalem's newest quarter."
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Right From the Mare's Mouth
The Church's opposition to homosexual acts is "deeply connected" to the Church's opposition to priestesses
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Consider the Fruits
If your aren't sure about the Priestess Tree, consider its poisonous fruits
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The Not Quite Good Enough Catholic
There are books one returns to now and again for their sheer badness.
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Excuses, Excuses
Why are Anglicans more tired on Sunday mornings nowadays than they were 30 years ago?
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Bishop Fred?
If Episcopalians want to call their bishop by his (or her) first name, that's their business.
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The Atheist, the Cardinal & The Liberals
John Henry Newman and Friedrich Nietzsche had something in common.
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Dogma: A Damnable Mess of a Movie
Nothing here to engage you and much to depress you.
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The tall officer looked at his partner and raised an eyebrow, “You know him ma’am? He a friend of yours?” His partner caught the emphasis on the word “friend” and winced.