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Desperate Churchmice - George Weigel - National Review Online

Desperate Churchmice - George Weigel - National Review Online

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  1. One thing that has always baffled me is how the Catholic Church can include the whole persona of theological beliefs and still call itself catholic, and orthodox. They seem to embrace viewpoints from the extreme left to the far right while maintaining their Catholic identity?

    The accusations of the Catholic Church about the 20,000 Protestant denominations rings hollow when they tolerate more than these 20,000 views. Many Protestants are more authentically catholic than Catholics themselves. A conundrum indeed!

    Cliff

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  2. As someone mentioned on the Holy Post blog,
    The facts of life are "conservative."

    I think I concur!

    Cliff

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