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Hitchens on the conundrum of female religiosity

August 25, 2009 | 34 comments
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From his book review of Elizabeth Edwards’ new memoir, in this month’s Atlantic: Be the first to like. Like Unlike Read more »

“Don’t hate me because I’m beautiful”: Random thoughts about Elder Callister’s Ensign article

June 5, 2009 | 83 comments
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This month’s Ensign contains a talk by Elder Douglas L Callister of the Seventy (a slightly edited reprint of a prior talk, actually) titled, “Our Refined Heavenly Home.” Some thoughts on reading over the talk: 1 person likes this post. Like Unlike Read more »

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  • Sister Monson passed away.(Julie)
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  • Spencer shines some light on “bracketing” – long live Husserl! (Adam)
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  • Why no one should ever use the “chewed gum” analogy again.(Julie)
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  • WSJ looks at case of missing returned LDS missionary, feared abducted by North Korea (Kent)
  • “In order to approach the scriptures from a realistic perspective we need to take a side trip into the secular world of science and scholarship.” (Dave)
  • Hear Gilgamesh recited in Akkadian! (Ben S.)
  • Why recommending McDonald’s for lunch is a great idea (Ben S.)
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