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The Acts We Perform; the People We Become | Strange Notions

The Acts We Perform; the People We Become | Strange Notions

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  1. The telling line in this otherwise good article is "Now apply this principle to sexual behavior." Let's not, rather, let's not only (in keeping withe the spirit of the current pope). I don't know if Catholics like Fr. Barron have been conditioned by years of dealing with Catholic morality as almost exclusively sexual or if examples other than sexual are messy and might cause concern among some Catholics like the pope's recent comment on unfettered capitalism did?

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