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This past week, while meditating about the epiphany of evil that revealed itself on January 6, I experienced a welcome counterpoint in the fine PBS
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This past week, while meditating about the epiphany of evil that revealed itself on January 6, I experienced a welcome counterpoint in the fine PBS

The radicalization of the Republican party is happening in front of our eyes and is deeply dividing that party. The effort to subvert the right

I think the past year will be remembered as the year America lost its innocence–or presumed innocence, or feigned innocence, or wished-for innocence. The

Meister Eckhart offers an amazing teaching when he says: “All things praise God. Even evil and suffering praise God and bless God.” This is a

Our satiric commentary concludes… Senator Lindsey Graham and other cardinals of the new Church of Donald J. Trump come bearing good news: There are New

We are discussing the zealous believers in the Church of Donald J. Trump and the doctrines they preach. Besides the doctrines listed yesterday, there are

In yesterday’s DM, in the satiric spirit of A Modest Proposal, we offered a way to understand the current split in the Republican party and

I listened to a Republican congressman speaking on the night the Impeachment trial of Donald Trump ended with an acquittal. Exhorting all to move on

We are meditating on the historical event that occurred on January 6, the day of epiphany or showing/manifestation in the Christian tradition. Indeed that day

The Impeachment proceedings awaken in me a déjà vu, since we previously discussed Aquinas’s teachings on tyrants (June 18th, 2020). In light of the current situation,
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