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Tag Archives: GK Chesterton
Why believe in Christianity?
It seems that I just can’t stop reading the terribly unimaginative things that most atheists blog about; for me, it’s like watching a train wreck. I just have this morbid fascination. Perhaps it is more of a fascination with modernism, … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Science & Doubt
Tagged atheism, Christianity, GK Chesterton, logic, materialism, modernism
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Overcompensation and the return to oppression
James Robertson writes: Europe’s war on free speech is the result of a profound identity crisis, one that is being generated by the blanket abandonment of traditional Judeo-Christian values coupled with mass immigration from Muslim countries. But in their zeal … Continue reading
Posted in Politics/Current Events
Tagged europe, free speech, GK Chesterton, morality, oabama, oppression, overcompensation, tolerance
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