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How privilege assimilates diversity
it eats everything http://fredrikdeboer.com/2015/02/22/it-eats-everything/ From NY Private Schools Perhaps no form of subtle social control better exemplifies privilege’s ability to dominate through soft power than the way in which privilege theory itself becomes a commodity, monetized and peddled to the … Continue reading
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“Roots” of Terrorism
Once we agree that the military solution is not only problematic but futile (as it often is) the conversation seeks causes in the hopes of finding remedies. Peter Bergen looked at Obama’s last speech. http://www.cnn.com/2015/02/19/opinion/bergen-terrorism-root-causes/index.html The Obama administration this week … Continue reading
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Pastor on TBN Describes His Job
https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=815124448524086 Illustrates Chesterton’s point: The point of this book, in other words, is that the next best thing to being really inside Christendom is to be really outside it. Chesterton, G. K. (2013-08-16). The Everlasting Man (p. 3). Angelico Press. … Continue reading
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Oops, we were wrong. Nevermind, enjoy your eggs
Cholesterol in the Diet: The Long Slide from Public Menace to No “Appreciable” Effect http://feeds.washingtonpost.com/c/34656/f/669525/s/43910384/sc/14/l/0L0Swashingtonpost0N0Cblogs0Cwonkblog0Cwp0C20A150C0A20C190Ccholesterol0Ein0Ethe0Ediet0Ethe0Elong0Eslide0Efrom0Epublic0Emenace0Eto0Eno0Eappreciable0Eeffect0C/story01.htm
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Has Lent Become an Individual-Trinket-Lifestyle-Accessory?
Rediscovering Lent I don’t believe I heard the word “Lent” until I was in college. Christmas I knew. Easter I knew, but not Lent. I don’t remember seeing kids with ashes smeared on their foreheads in the late winter or spring … Continue reading