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The must read article of the day is "Where have the lefty Christians gone?" by Andrew Martin. It has been posted by THE NEWS STATESMAN.
The must read article of the day is "Where have the lefty Christians gone?" by Andrew Martin. It has been posted by THE NEWS STATESMAN.
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2 comments:
Interesting article.
I agree - many people are loathe to admit they are religious, I think for many of the reasons Martin cites. Intellectuals aren't supposed to believe in God and magic; it's a throwback.
When I climbed back out of the agnostic closet, I felt like a sham for a while. Like, "Who do I think I'm kidding?" But, I get alot of comfort out of my faith, and that comfort is far more valuable to me than absolute knowledge.
MadPriest, this is a good piece.
Well, I'd say that they're all on the TV at Holy Trinity Brompton, except I don't think those folks are lefties.
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