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Freedom of Offending

Posted on April 4, 2011 by Henry T. Casey

“Freedom of speech does not mean freedom of offending culture, religion or traditions.” –Staffan de Mistura, the top U.N. envoy in Afghanistan, who is wrong about that. It feels weird having to defend a bizarre, craven Christian-supremacist.

Posted in American Politics, Geopolitics, Religion | Tagged catholicism, David Petraeus, Hamid Karzai, Hillary Clinton, Islam, Joe Klein, Koran, Rudy Giulliani, Staffan de Mistura, Terry Jones | 18 Comments

A Stricken Spirituality: Reflections of a Catholic on Easter Sunday

Posted on April 13, 2010 by Henry T. Casey

Andrea Greco was raised Catholic in New Jersey, attended high school in the Bible Belt, and graduated from the secular Jewish paradise that is Bard College. Her spiritual influences range from Mary Daly, Dostoevsky, and Alan Watts to Ernest Kurtz. She lives … Continue reading →

Posted in Religion | Tagged catholicism, easter, karen armstrong, Pope Benedict XVI, roman catholicism, saint bartholomew's church, the catholic church, the pope, the Vatican | 4 Comments

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