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1997 January-February

The Common Ground Project At the End of an Era

EDITORIAL

Dale Vree

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The Common Ground Project At the End of an Era

EDITORIAL

Dale Vree
Letter to the Editor: January-February 1997

I Can No Longer Deny It... Why Did the Church Hide Her Splendors From Me?... Distributive Justice... Catholics in Berkeley???... Bad in Belgium too... From a "Soggy Trimmer"... Extremist & Irrelevant... The Real Catholic Petition... In Your Face, America!

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Letter to the Editor: January-February 1997

I Can No Longer Deny It... Why Did the Church Hide Her Splendors From Me?... Distributive Justice... Catholics in Berkeley???... Bad in Belgium too... From a "Soggy Trimmer"... Extremist & Irrelevant... The Real Catholic Petition... In Your Face, America!

Lent: Time for Another Parish Party?

A WORD FROM YOUR DUTCH UNCLES

Noel J. Augustyn

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Lent: Time for Another Parish Party?

A WORD FROM YOUR DUTCH UNCLES

Noel J. Augustyn
A Case Against "Inclusive Language"

THEOLOGY MATTERS

Kristen West McGuire

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A Case Against "Inclusive Language"

THEOLOGY MATTERS

Kristen West McGuire
Divorce: The Unnatural Termination of a Story

ON THE INDISSOLUBILITY OF MARRIAGE

Mitchell Kalpakgian

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Divorce: The Unnatural Termination of a Story

ON THE INDISSOLUBILITY OF MARRIAGE

Mitchell Kalpakgian
Seven Self-Refuting Secularist Propositions

CLEARING THE WAY FOR CHRISTIAN TRUTH

Mark Lowery

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Seven Self-Refuting Secularist Propositions

CLEARING THE WAY FOR CHRISTIAN TRUTH

Mark Lowery
Paths Trod by Sheldon Vanauken

IN MEMORIAM

Jonathan Poletti

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Paths Trod by Sheldon Vanauken

IN MEMORIAM

Jonathan Poletti
Attempting to Discredit Walker Percy

Caroline A. Langston

The author sees no problem in his claim that "the kind of philosophical closure that Walker Percy desired — and that was still available in the 1940s — is no longer viable."

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Attempting to Discredit Walker Percy

Caroline A. Langston

The author sees no problem in his claim that "the kind of philosophical closure that Walker Percy desired — and that was still available in the 1940s — is no longer viable."
Anglican "Fundamentalist"?

James G. Hanink

Among “the enlightened” Dr. Johnson was seen as rather a fundamentalist (ever confused with orthodox) and showing a bit of “enthusiasm,” that is, fanaticism.

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Anglican "Fundamentalist"?

James G. Hanink

Among “the enlightened” Dr. Johnson was seen as rather a fundamentalist (ever confused with orthodox) and showing a bit of “enthusiasm,” that is, fanaticism.
Briefly: January-February 1997

Reviews of The Hand of God... Mysticism, Death and Dying

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Briefly: January-February 1997

Reviews of The Hand of God... Mysticism, Death and Dying

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