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Husband; dad; teacher; writer; hunter. "The light forever is morning light."--Frost

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@holysmoke Your haircut in current pic is cool.

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@WilliamShatner This is simply wonderful. Thank you! I was once that kid! :)

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@jordanbpeterson hanged, not hung.

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@FeserEdward When someone claims I used work "without acknowledgement" the implications are clear; the charge by MW is there, it is also fairly ridiculous.

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@JMWSPT Well, what is it about?

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@MatthewJLB @RorateCaeli Read the review. It's crazy.

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@RorateCaeli Orthodox RC in the 1980-90s often had zero aesthetic sensibility, and its anthem was "On Eagle's Wings."

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@PetriOP I see this in my own parish. The priest trying to connect with us during the rite, when what we deeply deep is his connection to the Lord throughout.

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@pluant The Methodists didn't kidnap a priest and set him up in my parish, with all their horrible talking in church, etc, you mean? Well. Good to know!

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@EVR_Forge Thank you, Rod!!

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@mcpnews Hmm. Gaithersburg, for sure.

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@EVR_Forge Compromised by her fears, you mean?

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@charlesmurray I agree with this; it's not easy to follow, however.

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@RoyalFamily That's wonderful. I do wish, however, that his Majesty could say "God."

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@EVR_Forge @ChristopherHale Rhetorical question, btw!

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@RorateCaeli Right, though much was also delusional. Dignitatis Humanae--a mere 20 years after the horrors of WW2, saying we've now got a better sense of human dignity? Right.

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@Tiana_Celine_23 WOW.

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@HilarityjaneArt @SteveSkojec Shakespeare saw through honor pretty often and very clearly. "I will die that my verse may live" is more like it.