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Monthly Archives: May 2011
It’s not the end of the world
What can I say to Harold Camping after his 21 May non-apocalypse? I could say “told you so” or “look, we’re all still here,” or “there goes another crackpot”, but plenty of people have said that already. I could be extra pious and … Continue reading
Posted in In the news
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Vague = fake?
What does this cartoon make you think? Is it “Hehe – yes, I don’t see the point of those repetitive, meaningless, emotional worship songs either”? Or “hey, that song feels more genuine to me than anything – don’t knock it”? … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Observations
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The majority is always right
The people of Britain have voted ‘No’ to the Alternative Vote, and I accept the result. This is a democracy, after all! The issue must now be laid to rest, and the discussion about electoral reform closed for the foreseeable … Continue reading
Gambling with democracy
Nick Clegg doesn’t expect another referendum. The Conservatives (who just altered the constituency boundaries heavily in their favour) certainly don’t. And even if the powers that be ever agreed to another poll, I get the impression that the public would … Continue reading
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