2015 December
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Letter to the Editor: December 2015
California Über Alles... The Supreme Court's Full-Nudal Effrontery... Opting Out of Civil Marriage... The Devil Is in the Distinctions... A Sick Inversion... Live & Let Live: It's as Simple as That... Unusual... Shameful & Evil... Fascinating & Accurate
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The News You May Have Missed
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Crossed Out... Switch Kickers... What Makes #Ahmed Tick?... A Loud Song Unto the Lord... Barker's Biblical Blunder... Wrong Again, Skip to My Lou... One Man's Trash... Inclusion Confusion... The Wedding Feast
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The Virgin Birth: Where Science Meets Scripture
Whereas the results of a DNA test of a famous person such as Jesus normally would be published in a major scientific journal, not so the results of this DNA test.
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Crossing the Chasm of Faith & Praxis
The late-twentieth-century Catholic Church didn't mean ill; she was simply too exhausted to bother her members much.
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Invasion of the Empty Universals
The lack of a stable liturgical model from some golden age does not mean that the things of every culture and age are equally suitable for solemn liturgy.
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Reading Lettered Ecosystems
At an abandoned Ohio farmhouse I knew our search was done. What I didn't know was the land we had chosen was situated by a wasteland that had no precedent.
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Ecumenism of Blood: Persecution’s Fruit?
As much as we assume Christianity's home is Europe, the reality is that, in its first few centuries, Christianity was far more Middle Eastern than European.
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