Whether James Talarico is vegan or eats Texas barbecue, the real question is: Why does a tradition that spent 2,000 years admiring fasting, abstinence and self-mastery now treat appetite as a sign of strength?
Whether James Talarico is vegan or eats Texas barbecue, the real question is: Why does a tradition that spent 2,000 years admiring fasting, abstinence and self-mastery now treat appetite as a sign of strength?
Even when ideology is not at stake, the church lives in history, even while its foundations and its eschatological future transcend history, writes Michael Sean
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We don't need to just debate whether Päivi Räsänen should have been allowed to transit through Britain
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Why would anyone invest in a survey in the months before a presidential election, then wait nearly two years to publish the results
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Wemaple will be firmly committed to the public interest and democratic values.
