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I'm currently writing a defense of the revelations of Christ to St. Faustina and the Divine Mercy devotion in response to the attacks from (some) radical traditionalists. Buckle up.
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In the final stages of a (currently very long) essay on Fr. Vincent McNabb O.P., a dominican friar and Catholic radical of the interwar period, deeply influential on Dorothy Day, Chesterton, Maritain and (I strongly suspect) J.R.R. Tolkien. McNabb’s activism was in part an extension of the Arts and Crafts movement’s political expression,…
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“The fullest possible account would’ve entailed all the individual biographies of all the millions of people who fell under judgement. And that wouldn’t have been a library full of books but a library full of libraries.”
The Global Flood: Judgment or Mercy? (Genesis 7:11)
Is it cool to enjoy narco culture? When there are 30,000 murders a year in Mexico and a 100 K overdose deaths in the US? Do drug ballads just reflect reality? Or do they help mold it?
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This is how a Christian acts…. Good for you Erick!
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I get that this is one of my weird obsessions, but it's also true that it's an issue that contemporary liberalism is just totally incapable of addressing with grace. Reveals how utterly broken the ideology is.
It is well documented that the words of the founding documents were very consciously crafted in terms of long term abolition, and in fact were drafted as more explicit but were pulled back in negotiations. Even the most prominent slave owning founding fathers saw future manumission as a matter of desirable likely course.
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