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Ales Rarus
A Rare Bird, A Strange Duck, One Funky Blog
random thought of the moment:
Patriotism isn’t the same as nationalism. The former is a healthy love and respect for your country, but the latter is blind, total, and unrestricted support for any and all legislation, policies, or activities of a nation. Nationalism is the extreme, whereas patriotism is the goal, because good patriots know when to challenge their political leaders, laws, and policies when they become unjust or immoral.
— Catholicism for Dummies
Chuck Colson
Still Amusing the Church to Death
Thisentryis part 2 of 4 in the series He Who Sings Prays TwiceRemember the post I wrote about Chuck Colsen's critique of trite worship music? I agreed with Colsen's distaste for "Draw Me Close to You" and its ilk. My buddy Rob didn't. When discussion on both blogs died, I figured the […]
