November 4th, 2013
With Kirsten Powers. Now, more than ever.
When she eventually goes the rest of the way to Rome–as she clearly will–it’s going to be awesome.
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Why stop at Rome when she can pull the “Full-Dreher”?
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The psychedelic dream she mentions is intriguing — as you know, Tim Leary’s early projects were directed by the Harvard Divinity School (see also the Stacy Keach scene in Oliver Stone’s otherwise-forgettable “W”). I’d like to hear the celebskeptic Dawkins address that, without mentioning ergotism at any rate, since he always did seem a bit fevered and hopped up on his personal “reality.”
Good on Kirsten for realizing her old prejudices weren’t intrinsically liberaler than the bitter clingers’
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Boy, all these converted “Christians” certainly don’t reflect upon their daily cross they bear. Nope, it’s all fluffy butterflies and unicorns.
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Evangelical Presbyterianism.
I don’t think she is head for Rome. All of the Catholic priests I know are horrible homilists.
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If you’ll pardon the language, what the hell is a fluffy butterfly?
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I wonder if she is aware of the hatred that is about to be heaped on her from political co-religionists?
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um, maybe it’s my monitor, but the picture of her that goes along with the article does not do her justice.
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So, now you can say, ‘I told you so.’ Not that I ever doubted. I am a bit surprised that it came this fast, but I hadn’t realized she’d been raised Episcopalian.
don’t know that Francis has anything to do with it, but whatev
Percy Gryce November 8, 2013 at 2:47 pm
Rod Dreher’s example is not a model anyone will follow. It’s too personal (and wrongheaded) to guide anyone else.