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Oversimplification by Catholic cardinals and atheist bloggers
Atheist blogger JT Eberhard has a piece accusing the Catholic Church of supporting the Pinochet regime in Chile. This is somewhat surprising given the conventional wisdom is that the Chilean Catholic Church under Cardinal Silva basically ran what little internal … Continue reading
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Tagged argumentation, don't try this at home, history, politics, surely something wrong here
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Someone is wasting my money
Within minutes of posting this, it was accessed by two IP’s that had never been here before. One is registered to the Commission of the European Communities, the other to the Council of the European Union. Both were using dated … Continue reading
Posted in Minor notes
Tagged Europe, surely something wrong here
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