Category Archives: The god problem

Movements are afoot

For a while now I’ve been picking up on movements that have advanced from inchoate mutterings to full voice plans and plots. I’m liking this a lot. Aside from the already written vital legislation which got stopped, i.e., postponed, by … Continue reading →

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Manna from heaven came with a side order?

I’m reading a fascinating article in Harper’s, “Guardians of Memory: the quest to save ancient manuscripts,” by Fred Bahnson. The central figure is a Benedictine monk, Father Columba Stewart, whose life has been dedicated to “preserving ancient religious manuscripts around … Continue reading →

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Good things happening: The last American witch has been exonerated!!!

(No. It’s not of whom you’re thinking. P.S. I was just informed that “whom” will be removed from the next authoritative dictionary, I forget which one. I refuse to accept this.) The wheels of justice move very, very slowly. It’s … Continue reading →

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