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Christ Came to Make Us Truly Human: Human Sinfulness and the Image of God

Christian Ethics, Jesus, Sacredness of Life / By

Advent is upon us, and in my house, at least, we are already awash in Christmas decorations, music and movies. The peppermint bark candy is already on hand. The Christmas plates, cups and glasses are out. Our tree was up by Nov. 29! My wife, Jeanie, does Christmas right. At Catholic Mass on the first Sunday of […]

Christ Came to Make Us Truly Human: Human Sinfulness and the Image of God

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On Afghanistan, There Were No Innocent Choices Available

Christian Ethics, Christianity and Politics, Peacemaking / By

There were no morally unambiguous options, no innocent choices, facing President Joe Biden when it came to deciding what to do about the 20-year U.S. military engagement in Afghanistan that has cost the lives of nearly 2,500 U.S. troops, 3,800 U.S. security contractors, 100,000 Afghan civilians, some number of allied NATO personnel (a detail that never seems to

On Afghanistan, There Were No Innocent Choices Available

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