2013 July-August
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Letter to the Editor: July-August 2013
This Is Somewhere... Cardinal Mahony: The Video... Suffering & Death... Faith in the Face of Baleful Forces... Curtailing the Courts... Applause for a Grand Project... Don't Die on Us!... Is Pope Francis Flouting Tradition?
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The News You May Have Missed
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Occupy Barbie Dreamhouse... Paging Doctor Dolphin... Company Loyalty: Only Skin Deep?... Is a Kiss Still Just a Kiss?... Broomstick Ban... Lesbian Asylum... BC's Betrayal... Purchase a Piece of History
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New Oxford Notes: July-August 2013
The French Revolution, Part Deux... Big Sister Is Listening to You
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Same-Sex "Marriage" & the Totalitarian Notion of Civil Authority
Freedom-of-conscience clauses are an implicit admission that the law might be unjust, and if a law might be unjust, it ought not to be passed at all.
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On Shakespeare's Supposed Catholicity
What can we say, if anything, about the Bard's religious and political views and how, if at all, are they woven into the plays themselves?
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The Trials of Following One's Conscience
The law of the land in 1969 provided little hope for pacifists who did not belong to religious denominations with a marked anti-war theology.
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Where Religion Went Wrong in America
Christian orthodoxy became a "minority persuasion, easily dismissed as sectarian by the press and the wider public alike."
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