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Which Holy Trinity was this priest referring to?
In the spirit of Christmas — which I don’t have but I do have the spirit of humor, year round — here’s this, courtesy Harper’s Weekly Review: A Slovenian priest said to be close to the pope was accused of … Continue reading
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Tagged Catholicism, Christianity, Harper's, Holy Trinity
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Some yuchy facts from old-time religion
The November Harper’s Findings came up with some dirty dish. Can I categorize them as a god problem? Despite enjoying superior sanitation, the Augustinian friars of medieval Cambridge had nearly twice the incidence of intestinal parasites as the general population, … Continue reading
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Tagged Augustinian friars, Cave of Death, Mayan culture
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Whatever happened to getting high on god?
From Harper’s Weekly Review: A Buddhist temple in Thailand lay empty after the four monks, including an abbot, who resided there tested positive for meth.
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Tagged Buddhism, meth
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