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Daily Archives: June 25, 2012
Michele Bachmann’s Core of Conviction 2
In my latest reading of Michele Bachmann’s Core of Conviction: My Story, Bachmann covered a lot of ground. She talked about how her family when she was young became impoverished after her dad and mom divorced (and yet she notes … Continue reading
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Celibacy and Women
I finished The Cambridge History of Christianity: Constantine to c. 600. On pages 671-672, Marilyn Dunn refers to Origen’s view that differences in gender “were temporary and insignificant in the vast cycle of regeneration and renewal”. There were consequences as … Continue reading
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James' Ramblings 