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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Quantum sophistry
A few days ago, we got to know the members of the St. Hypotheticus drinking and nerdery club. Today we listen in on their inaugural meeting. They have just finished the administrative part and are now about to enter on … Continue reading
Meet the cast
One genre I’d like to try on my new blog is Socratic dialogue. The first one will go up on Friday. This post gives an overview of the characters and background I created for that purpose. The parishioners at St. … Continue reading
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The stable probably stank
The midnight mass at Christmas Eve attracts a lot of people who don’t otherwise go to mass. Most priests use the opportunity for a missionary homily, designed to explain as much as possible to the cultural Christians while still preserving … Continue reading