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Wokeness Rots Woman’s Brain
1 hour ago
Saturday, March 18, 2017
"Wait a Minute"
3 different recordings of the same performance
Wait A Minute - Blue Summit at CBA Festival with Molly Tuttle and Angelica Grim
Wait A Minute - Blue Summit at CBA Festival with Molly Tuttle and Angelica Grim
Friday, March 17, 2017
Thursday, March 16, 2017
Wednesday, March 15, 2017
Tuesday, March 14, 2017
6 Years and Counting
Counterpunch: Terminal Decline? Fukushima and the Deepening Crisis of Nuclear Energy by Jim Green
Beware Mexicans Bearing Gifts
CNA: Mexico's bishops launch 'the migrant is a gift' campaign on social media
So if Central Americans decide to stay in Mexico, how is Mexico going to treat them?
So if Central Americans decide to stay in Mexico, how is Mexico going to treat them?
Wipf and Stock May Do Catholics a Favor
by publishing or republishing good Catholic works, but not everything they publish is good...
Monday, March 13, 2017
Episcopalians
What are their numbers like in the South? A possibility of the Anglican Ordinariate gaining some converts in that region?
God, Gallup, and the Episcopalians by Cleanth Brooks
God, Gallup, and the Episcopalians by Cleanth Brooks
Robert Louis Dabney
The Timely Wisdom of Robert Lewis Dabney by Karen Stokes
Many of the destructive ideas and “isms” of our century in America had their roots in the 18th and 19th centuries, and a number of Southern writers and clergymen recognized their nature and warned against… »
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Russell Kirk’s Southern Sensibilities: A Celebration by Alan Cornett
. .the South—alone among the civilized communities of the nineteenth century—had hardihood sufficient for an appeal to arms against the iron new order which, a vague instinct whispered to Southerners, was inimical to the sort… »
H.L. Mencken and the South by Guy Story Brown
Mencken’s “Sahara of the Bozart” is one of the most famous essays of 20th century American letters. Since its appearance in 1919, the essay has become widely regarded as Mencken’s “slur on the South,” as… »
Many of the destructive ideas and “isms” of our century in America had their roots in the 18th and 19th centuries, and a number of Southern writers and clergymen recognized their nature and warned against… »
Related:
Russell Kirk’s Southern Sensibilities: A Celebration by Alan Cornett
. .the South—alone among the civilized communities of the nineteenth century—had hardihood sufficient for an appeal to arms against the iron new order which, a vague instinct whispered to Southerners, was inimical to the sort… »
H.L. Mencken and the South by Guy Story Brown
Mencken’s “Sahara of the Bozart” is one of the most famous essays of 20th century American letters. Since its appearance in 1919, the essay has become widely regarded as Mencken’s “slur on the South,” as… »
1 Corinthians 11:7
Some are apt to read this as women being the summit of Creation? (Like the old joke about Genesis, with Eve being created last.)
Woman is the glory of man; she confirms herself to him, for good or ill, just as man should conform himself to God, to reflect or participate in His glory.
Woman is the glory of man; she confirms herself to him, for good or ill, just as man should conform himself to God, to reflect or participate in His glory.
Sunday, March 12, 2017
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