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August 7, 2006
The Dignity of the Human Person
Why it even appears that some Jesuits remain Catholic:
Torture is an affront to the dignity of the individual. And belief in this dignity is supposed to be cherished by the same politicians who proclaim their support of the “culture of life,� especially during election years. But respect for life does not end at birth; it should continue unbroken from birth to natural death.
From, of all the odd places The Baptist Standard A Texas Baptist Newspaper.
This reference and the one below were courtesy of The Western Confucian--would that there were more such Western, Catholic, Confucians.
Later I just realized that what I wrote above could easily be misunderstood--I don't consider The Baptist Standard an "odd place" just an odd place for a Jesuit to show up.
Posted by Steven Riddle at August 7, 2006 11:52 AM
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Thank you, sir, for the endorsement!
Posted by: Joshua Snyder at August 8, 2006 3:57 AM