Die 8vo Dec. anni ecclesiastici iam MMXI, anni civilis autem MMX, dedicavi haec bloggata et alia mea scripta ad quam vincula do ad Cor Immaculatum Mariæ eâ occasione quâ parœchia Scti Nicolai in Cardoneto renovavit dedicationem parœchiæ
Si j'ai trouvé mal de Bugeaud de brûler les champs, ça ne retombe pas sur la gloire d'avoir pris la smalah d'un certain Abd-el-Kader qui se sentait insulté par une mosquée refaite en église en revanche pour toutes les églises refaites en mosquées à l'invasion Musulmane. En plus il devint FcMc plus tard.
Et biensûr, Lyautey est le genre de militaire colonial que j'honore sans regrets.
L'Algérie aime toujours qualifier "la colonisation" en bloc comme un crime?
He is not wrong about Abiogenesis either, though he could consider whether evolving a nose from nowhere is different from evolving different nose shapes, like Chromosome numbers posing barriers where content of each chromosome or even crossovers between them do not.
A common reading is that the sciences have become a sort of secular religion, with the Big Bang replacing Genesis, and evolution as a sort of deanthropomorphized god chivying humanity onward and upward. There is a large element of this, yes. The self-righteous intolerance directed by disciples of evolution against religion assuredly resembles the intolerance of religion against heresy. Does this explain the anger of the rooters-out? Is it partly that believers in America tend to be Southern or Catholic, both of which are regarded as politically inappropriate conditions?
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He is not wrong about Abiogenesis either, though he could consider whether evolving a nose from nowhere is different from evolving different nose shapes, like Chromosome numbers posing barriers where content of each chromosome or even crossovers between them do not.
And he has a good point about not offending Moslems without necessity. There are Christians who had it back a few years ago, before sept. 11 of A. D. 2001 but ... now?
Not bad here either:
A common reading is that the sciences have become a sort of secular religion, with the Big Bang replacing Genesis, and evolution as a sort of deanthropomorphized god chivying humanity onward and upward. There is a large element of this, yes. The self-righteous intolerance directed by disciples of evolution against religion assuredly resembles the intolerance of religion against heresy. Does this explain the anger of the rooters-out? Is it partly that believers in America tend to be Southern or Catholic, both of which are regarded as politically inappropriate conditions?
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I suspect that the decline of religion stems less from the advance of scientific knowledge than from the difficulty of discerning the transcendent in a parking lot.
Seems his full links have gone down as much as my short links for two of them ....
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