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Mislabeled

By: Brian Holdsworth

Consider a woman who has just made a significant mistake at work. That mistake has now cost the company she works for and the manager is trying to figure out what the source of the mistake was. When he asks the woman who is responsible, she is confronted with a desire to lie in the hopes that she won’t be punished for her mistake.

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Defeats the Purpose

By: Brian Holdsworth

Have you ever been in a situation where you were contemplating the practicality of something and the notion was eventually defeated by the realization that the particular something in question would become absurd in its use? You may have even heard yourself say, "It would defeat the purpose". That's a pretty common expression.

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Fundamentalism Runs Both Ways

By: Brian Holdsworth

A recent strain of Fundamentalist-Atheist arguments against theism, popularized by personalities such as Richard Dawkins, Christopher Hitchens, Daniel Dennett, Sam Harris, and, to a lesser extent, Bill Maher (with his crowning achievement: a movie called “Religulous”), tend to run along the lines of, “There is no evidence for God”...

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Wounded Children, Wounded Church

By Fr. Mike Mireau

So once again, AGAIN, the headlines are filled with bad news, of child abuse perpetrated by Priests, covered up by bishops - this time in Ireland, where Catholicism is as interwoven into the national identity as shamrocks and green beer - and now in Europe.

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