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1992 July-August

The Church as a Warm Fuzzy?

EDITORIAL

Yes, we need to see more civility and charity, but good manners need to be yoked to good theology and a willingness to grapple with the question of what it means to be authentically Catholic.

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Letter to the Editor: July-August 1992

Luther's Slippery Slope... Lasch: Missing the Point... Lasch: Wrong Questions... Lasch: Nearly Perfect

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Tweaking His Royal Stupidity's Nose

THE REDEMPTION OF REBELLION

Mark P. Shea

In the world as it now exists rebellion will be, at some level, a natural and inevitable part of life and therefore something which we must learn to submit to Jesus Christ.

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A Baptist Among the Episcopalians

HUNGRY FOR LITURGY

Michelle Bobier

When I inhale the sweet spice of the incense, the scent of devo­tion, I am connected both with the patriarchs of the Old Testament and the angel in Revela­tion.

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Teaching Sexual Abstinence to Teenagers

THE CHARACTER ISSUE GOES TO SCHOOL

Thomas Lickona

The school's goal includes helping teens avoid all the hurts to self and others that come from premature, uncommitted sexual activity.

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To Seek & to Find

Joseph B. Hudson Jr.

It is precisely at moments when the dull round of every­day affairs is broken that the unique and miraculous nature of the Creation is startlingly and self-evidently made appar­ent.

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Briefly: July-August 1992

Reviews of Interpretations of Conflict: Ethics, Pacifism, and the Just War Tradition... Catholic Bishops in American Politics... The Three Greatest Prayers: Commentaries on the Lord's Prayer, the Hail Mary, and the Apostles' Creed

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