Category Archives: Daily Links and Notes

New Letter By CS Lewis Describes Joy

The Guardian

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Grand Rapids Man Convicted for Child Sexual Molestation

USA Today

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Would Religion Survive ET?

Linker From this range of writing, a broad consensus emerges. Buddhism, as a nontheistic belief system, would be largely unshaken by the discovery of intelligent life on other worlds. Among Christians, the Vatican’s long history of adjusting itself to the … Continue reading →

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Atlantic Best Book 2014 List

The Atlantic

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How Obama Backed Impunity For War Crimes http://dish.andrewsullivan.com/2014/12/10/why-arent-the-torturers-in-jail/

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What The Right Used To Believe http://dish.andrewsullivan.com/2014/12/10/what-the-right-used-to-believe/

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The Original American Creation/Science Debate in the Civil War Era

Jesus Creed

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Young, Educated, White, Christian Girl Attends a Benny Hinn Service

5 Most Disturbing things

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Toys are more gender divided now than 50 years ago

The Atlantic Although gender inequality in the adult world continued to diminish between the 1970s and 1990s, the de-gendering trend in toys was short-lived. In 1984, the deregulation of children’s television programming suddenly freed toy companies to create program-length advertisements … Continue reading →

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Sperm Donor Life Partner

The Atlantic He was gay, and from New York, and shared her beliefs about spirituality—she describes herself as spiritual, but not religious. The two struck up a correspondence. She liked that he was dark-haired, since she is blonde, and figured … Continue reading →

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