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The Richelieu Disposition
I have selected a new more wieldy term for an important and unspeakable issue in the providence of restoration through indemnity, hereafter called “The Richelieu Disposition” and named after a famous French statesman and cardinal of the church—Armand Jean du … Continue reading
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Eros versus Puritanism
This might be a more popular blog entry, because it’s probably what people want to hear anyway. That’s interesting–why’s that? How come what we want is not kosher, and what we ought to do is not joyful and popular? Let’s … Continue reading
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