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Matthew Mason
matthewwmason
'Until fairly recently, Britain had an amazingly vital autodidact culture, where a large minority of the working classes passionately pursued classic literature, philosophy, and music...they knew that the "great books"...would
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Dimashqee
dimashqee
A spectre is haunting western Islam, and that spectre is Ikhwani-Progressive fusionism. This has been cooking in certain underground dungeons over the past 10 years or so and is now
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Dr. Donna Auston
TinyMuslimah
In a nutshell: Besides vague notions of “masculinity” & “femininity”—this type of analysis reflects a narrow, classist, & elitist view of family disguised as concern for piety. Such rhetoric actively
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Finchelstein
FinchelsteinF
Trump's populism means danger of fascism because 1) glorification of violence & enabling paramilitary groups to go after perceived enemies; 2)places racism & xenophobia at center of politics; 4)conflates leader,
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Danielle Shroyer
DGShroyer
So let’s talk about the cross as a blessing.Jesus’ death on the cross relieves us from our false belief that life is a simple matter of cause-and-effect. ie. if we
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Ben White
bg__white
Christian theology isn't sufficiently preparing believers to deal with emotional and psychological issues since it too often resists Jesus's experience of these things in the Gospels.[A THREAD] In Gethsemane,
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George Demacopoulos
GDemacopoulos
Today is the Feast of St. Augustine in the Orthodox Church. I have a few thoughts: 1. There is little doubt that Augustine is one of the most influential Christians
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pete wolfendale
deontologistics
Okay, I promised a quick introduction to the history of the terms 'metaphysics' and 'ontology', so I'll try to provide it in as concise a way as possible. However, this
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Scott Coley
scott_m_coley
Critics of so-called “wokeness“ in conservative evangelicalism insist on conflating CRT with concerns about systemic injusticeI'm willing to assume, charitably, that this confusion derives from ignorance—of which they display much
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DissidentRabbi
DissidentRabbi
So, I have obviously never been to a mall Santa before. Nor have my kids. But it seems this Santa made a few critical errors beginning with: where in the
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David Cassidy
dpcassidyC3
The subject of true and false prophesying has been raised recently. See @derekradney especially. It’s important because as @PLeithart notes in his fine commentary on 1&2 Kings, Israel’s history is
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Andrew T. Walker
andrewtwalk
After seeing the role that civil religion Christianity played in Wednesday’s events, I am all the more convinced that religious liberty is absolutely urgent for us as Baptist and evangelicals
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Scott Coley
scott_m_coley
Regarding theologians who condemn calls for systemic justice:There are two routes to denying the existence or prevalence of systemic injustice in the United States (e.g., systemic racism). One route is
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Hugh
hughxtran
Jupiter is the emulsifier of the planets, and its influence brings about emulsions. Emulsions are a mixture of two elements, like oil and water, which do not usually mix. Like
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plant daddy
KivanBay
So fun fact, I hate when people make fat jokes or ableist insults or whatever about Donald Trump or anyone really, and a lot of people argue you shouldn't do
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Sam Sawyer, SJ
SSawyerSJ
Some thoughts about "confusion" re: a Catholic president that led a USCCB working group: (1) The confusion isn't about content; everyone knows the church is pro-life/anti-abortion. The confusion is about
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