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Archive for September, 2009

Brad Birzer, DRC Editor

The DRC is proud to announce that, as part of our continuing attempt to serve a place where the confessing Reformed and the conservative Catholic can come together in defense of the permanent things, Dr. Brad Birzer has agreed to serve as a co-editor. We welcome Brad into his new role and thank him his [...]

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Along with Thomas Howard, Dale Ahlquist, and David Higbee speaking at the 6th Annual Rochester Chesterton Society conference. This year’s conference is entitled Reawakening Wonder. When:   9:00 a.m to 3:00 p.m. Where:  St. John Fisher College, Coleman Chapel, Murphy Hall There is a $10.00 donation (free for students)  and lunch is available at a [...]

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God’s Wondrous Creation

http://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/Out-of-This-World.html?utm_source=webtoc200910-October&utm_medium=referrals&utm_campaign=SmithMag&utm_content=solarsystem# Thanks to Michael Ward for pointing me toward this.  Nothing short of stunning.

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Andrew Matthews as prodded me back to the question of Caritas in Veritate, a promised discussion yet to be consummated. The sloth is all my own.  I have been crushed with work and preaching lately and have not taken sufficient time to really think through Caritas in Veritate. But no need to wait for me [...]

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From Upstate Conservative blogger Thomas Bertonneau. Check it out here an excerpt: “What the organized Right-leaning opposition to the Party of Destruction does is, finally, more important than what it calls itself even though words have meanings and usages signify something. I am encouraged, slightly, by the way in which spontaneous demonstrations of popular ire against overweening [...]

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A New Russia

I saw this scroll across the bottom of the screen during the Obama heath care speech.  What an amazing story- Alexander Solzhenitsyn’s The Gulag Archipelago will be required reading in Russian schools. I wish it were required reading in our own.   Christendom may be rising the East.

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Seven Deadly Sins, Mapped

This is absolutely fascinating.  Glad to know I was raised where greed, envy, wrath, lust, and pride are at their lowest.  Let’s hope it sticks. http://www.wired.com/culture/education/magazine/17-09/st_sinmaps

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Welcome: Dr. Joseph Pearce

I am incredibly excited to announce that Dr. Joseph Pearce will be joining the De Regno Christ conversation. Here is a biography of the learned Joseph Pearce: The internationally acclaimed author of many books, which include bestsellers such as G.K. Chesterton: Wisdom and Innocence (Ignatius, 1997), Literary Converts (Ignatius, 2000), Tolkien: Man and Myth (Ignatius, [...]

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