2000 March
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Letter to the Editor: March 2000
Your Suffering Is Deserved... What "Watch"?... Better a Real Nobody Than a Fake Catholic?
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New Oxford Notes: March 2000
Don't Call It "Adultery," Call It "Loving More"... Unwanted Children? Disposable as Last Sunday's Paper... Birdseed Catholicism... Naked — And Ye Clothed Me?... The Incredible Shrinking of Man
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Hard Heart, Soft Heart, or True Heart?
The truly human needs are the very things not absolutely necessary for mere survival: dignity, respect, gratitude, and kindness.
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The Inflated Reputation of Hans Urs von Balthasar
Hoping that all will be saved – when Scripture says that some are lost – is like hoping that no one ever sins when we know that Adam and Eve sinned.
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Skinheads & Rock Stars -- or Saints?
Hero-worship is so ingrained in our natures that if we cannot find a hero we may follow a pseudo-hero.
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The Catholic Sensibility of Allen Tate
Tate was a critic, poet, novelist, and intellectual of the first rank. Neglect of his work today is due in large part to his conversion to Catholicism.
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Rarely Disagreeing
The conflicts between modern science and Christianity have been very rare, limited in fact to a few well-known cases.
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Against Calculation & Compromise
The theme of the innocence and purity of childhood is central in the work of French novelist and essayist Georges Bernanos (1888-1948).
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Briefly: March 2000
Reviews of Out of a Kantian Chrysalis? A Maritainian Critique of Fr. Marechal... The Scandal of Gender: Early Christian Teaching on the Man and the Woman... Enjoying God's Beauty... Tolkien: Man and Myth... Orestes A. Brownson: Sign of Contradiction
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