In a departure from my usual library related postings, I have a solution that few people seem to consider. Take government out the marriage license business. Just let people get married in whatever church or organization supports their way of life and be done with it. State marriage simply replaces a church’s authority with that [...]
CNN Money has an article about LaserMonks.com a group of Cistercian monks that sell toner, ink, etc. The best quote from the article, “We’re monks,” McCoy says cheerfully. “We do monk things.”
CNN.com – Did Jesus exist? Court to decide – Jan 4, 2006 Wow, this case should be interesting. This sounds like a publicity stunt to me. Prove Jesus doesn’t exist in a Italian court? Not likely. Of course, Candians are eating unconsecrated hosts as snack food, so anything is possible.
Cardinal Ratzinger – Pope Benedict XVI. Heaven help us. I am not a happy Catholic. Ratzinger is much too conservative for me. After all he was head of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. He’s the guy who went after church dissidents and upheld church policy against attempts for reform. They used to [...]
The date of Easter moves from year to year, but Christmas doesn’t. Why is that? Here’s the answer. The Date of Easter
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