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Internet Explorer 6 is Holding Back the Linux Desktop
The Linux kernel just turned twenty and according to Jim Zemlin (Linux Foundation Executive Director) bashing on Microsoft at this point is like "Kicking a puppy". His logic behind this statement is that Linux has dominated Microsoft in most all areas - including server side and mobile. I agree with this statement (and as should you because there are lots of cold hard numbers to back this information up). One thing I do not agree with Zemlin on however is that
"traditional PC desktop is becoming less important"
If Microsoft is a puppy, then it is one that has eaten all the desert in the house. Sure Linux is getting what it needs at dinner time, but having desert afterwards would really sweeten the deal.
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Qatar wants to become the biggest shareholder in Royal Dutch Shell by raising its stake to 7 percent to strengthen its ties with the oil company and further invest its wealth in western assets, a report said on Friday.
The Middle East Economic Survey (MEES) said Qatar's sovereign wealth fund, the Qatar Investment Authority, was looking to raise its stake from below 3 percent, which would make it the biggest shareholder, above Blackrock's 5 percent.
Shell declined to comment on the report.
In May, MEES reported that Qatar was looking to buy 3-5 percent of Shell. Shell confirmed at the time that Qatar had bought a large stake.
British stock market rules require any party to disclose a holding of over 3 percent in a listed company. Qatar has not made such a disclosure.
QIA has been the most active of the region's sovereign wealth funds in recent years, deploying profit from its natural gas riches into assets ranging from German sportscar maker Porsche to British bank Barclays.
A senior executive of the Qatari fund said in April the financial crisis had restricted investment in commodities and he expected a supply-demand gap to emerge by 2016 or 2017.
Apart from Shell, QIA has bought stakes in French oil major Total and European utilities Energias de Portugal and Iberdrola.
The fund has also been buying into Xstrata, amassing a stake of 12.3 percent and blocking the London-listed miner's merger with trader Glencore.
Shell operates multi-billion dollar natural gas projects in Qatar.
Given all the uncertainty, investors were pricing in a chance of a rate cut with some analysts expecting the Bank of England to consider quantitative easing to cushion the economy
The Egyptian stock index was down 5.8 percent in early afternoon.
The pound sterling sees its lowest level against the the US dollar in over 30 years
A subsequent survey that included people of all ages found that somewhat older Americans also are skeptical of capitalism.
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Vanderbilt vs. Temple 8/28/14 (USA Today)
Vanderbilt vs. Temple 08-28-2014
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2014 SEC Coaches' Freshman All-SEC Team
Academic Honors
2015 Fall SEC Academic Honor Roll
2013-2014 SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll
2014 Fall SEC Academic Honor Roll
Bowden's season ended prematurely... Earned starts at linebacker early-season games against Western Kentucky and Georgia, but never played another snap after Georgia due to injury... Finished the year with four total tackles, all coming in the Georgia game before leaving with an injury.
Bowden capped off an excellent by earning Freshman All-SEC honors from the league's 14 head coaches... Topped all SEC first-year players in total tackles, and become the first freshman to pace Vanderbilt in total tackles since LB Jamie Winborn did so in 1998... Participated and started at inside linebacker in 11 of 12 games, missing the Mississippi State due to injury... Concluded the season with 78 total tackles, 37 solo stops, 2.0 tackles for loss, one quarterback sack and a forced fumble... Posted at least five tackles in first eight games of Commodore career... Season high of 11 tackles came in stellar performance at Missouri... Also registered 10 stops in win over Charleston Southern... Had nine tackles, including QB sack, at Kentucky.
Did not see game action as a true freshman... He impressed coaches as a prospective middle linebacker on scout teams during the fall... Blessed with superb physical skills.
High School
Captain and team MVP as senior... Enjoyed incredibly productive career as four-year LB starter... As senior, posted 117 tackles, 17 tackles for loss, four sacks and four forced fumbles for Chargers... Named First Team AAA All-State as senior... Also played TE on offense... Nominated to play in postseason Offense-Defense All-American Bowl... Two-time Region Player of the Year recipient... As junior, posted 155 tackles and five sacks... Contributed 88 tackles, seven sacks and three forced fumbles as sophomore.
Nigel Lorenzo Bowden... Majoring in Communication Studies... Son of Phyllis Nathan-Holt and Larry Bowden... Born Dec. 20, 1994... Father is retired from the military... Parents work for U.S. Postal Service... Has a brother, Joe, and sister, Janelle... A second brother, Jason, died in the line of duty during the Iraq War.
Career Highs
Total Tackles: 11, at Missouri, 10/25/2014
Solo Tackles: 6, (2x) Last at Missouri, 10/25/2014
Break Ups: 1, vs. Ole Miss, 9/6/2014
QB Hurries: 2, vs. Ole Miss, 9/6/2014
Tackles for loss: 1.0, (2x) last at Kentucky, 9/27/2014
Sacks: 1.0, at Kentucky, 9/27/2014


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Williams-Sonoma, Inc. is opening two of its newer branded stores, home furnishing shop West Elm, and PBteen, in Huntington, NY, on Thursday, Nov. 7 at Walt Whitman Shops.
"We are excited to continue to grow the West Elm brand with new locations around the world," said Jim Brett, president of West Elm. "The Walt Whtiman store will be a creative, community-driven space with products and services designed to help customers discover their personal style at home.
The West Elm grand opening, the first on Long Island, will feature activities such as a sweepstakes with a chance to win a $2,000 gift card. In addition, coffee and side tables, lighting and all flatware will be 20% off. The new Huntington West Elm store will encompass 9,948 square feet of space.
PBteen, also opening on November 7, will be co-located with Pottery Barn and Pottery Barn Kids stores, the first-ever combined location for the brand, according to the company.
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Regular readers will see there is something a little 'different' this edition.
Following on from last year's reader survey, we did what some people suggested: we stood in front of the mirror and took a good look at ourselves. The changes in this month's edition are the result.
NZ Fishing News has been a successful publication over the years, and with an independently audited readership of 308,000 readers per month from audited sales of 21,464 copies per month, it's still at the top of its class.
In making any changes, it was more a case of tweaking rather than undertaking a complete redesign. We didn't want to throw that famous baby out with its bathwater!
One of the things you told us was you wanted to see more of was photographs, and bigger ones; we trust you'll find we've achieved this in this issue's features.
Another change is our heading and body copy font. The one we are now using is Souvenir for the features, Meta for the regular columns and Universe in the headings.
This is probably a bit technical for most, but the result is an easier-to-read magazine that offers our designers more options in presenting the copy to you.
We have brought more of our features to the front of the magazine, while reserving the regular contributions to the middle and back. We will also endeavour to keep those columns in approximately the same places in the magazine, making it easier for you to find your favourite contributors.
Over the next few months we plan to offer more photographs related to the stories appearing in print on our website, adding value to the features.
Reader contributions are still dear to our hearts, and we love nothing better than reading about your fishing adventures, seeing the photographs and seeing your comments on our sport. We believe reader involvement is important. To this end our Letters page retains its prominence at the start of the magazine, and you're also encouraged to contribute to the Readers Pics, Take A Kid Fishing and Crayfish Captures pages.
Two of our long-running and popular competitions 'Find the hidden Mustad Hooks' on the cover and Find the Youvella Fellas can now be entered via email, free of charge.
Better still, you will see subtle changes and some new contributors within your favourite fishing read over the next few issues.
This month there is again a diverse spread of topics. Kayak fisher Stephen Tapp writes about his all-time favourite bait, the 'swimming pilchard' while noted charter skipper Paul Senior shares his thoughts on winter fishing in the Hauraki Gulf.
Mark Kitteridge recently enjoyed a successful Ranfurly Banks charter trip, nailing some nice puka and kingfish. Andy Macleod takes a different approach to his kingfish angling, taking them on from the shore.
For the gamefishers there is the editor's report on the marlin master class series of trips while Graeme 'Bonze' Fleet explains why at times it pays to downsize your lures.
As well as all the regular columnists, there are reviews and previews of the McLay 1100 Walkaround, the Stabicraft 1750 Frontier, the Shimano Terez rod as well as Douglas Johnson's new Shimano website.
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Lawrence public schools' most popular names by grade: 10th grade
Every day, new parents name new children. Each year, however, different names are more popular than others.
Those trends can be seen when students get to school and find two Jacobs or three Braedens in their class.
Below is a list of the most popular names among 10th graders during the 2010-2011 school year.
Listed by number of instances
Emily, John, Jordan.
Austin, Joseph, Thomas.
Elizabeth, Morgan, Tyler.
Adam, Anna, Anthony, Hannah, Joshua, Katherine, Taylor.
Abigail, Alexis, Christopher, Cody, Emma, Kelsey, Kyle, Matthew, Sarah, Zachary.
Alex, Alexander, Andrew, Daniel, James, Logan, Madeline, Megan, Michael, Nicholas, Patrick, Rachel, Robert, Ryan.
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A group of Invercargill residents is fed up with the "unnecessary" amount of dust on its rural roads and say the city council is doing nothing to fix the issue.
Staunton Rd resident Ron Giles has lived in on West Plains Rd for 46 years, but said as more and more people moved to the outskirts of Invercargill for the lifestyle, the roads were becoming busier and he believed the council should look at tarsealing them.
He had complained to the council numerous times, but last week received a letter saying the council would be regravelling the road but not tarsealing it.
He understood the cost of sealing roads, but was disappointed with the poor quality of gravel chosen to regravel it, he said.
The type of gravel being used had been used before with "terrible results", he said.
It was very clay-based and during dry patches caused large amounts of dust, he said.
That dust was causing heat pumps to break down and staining driveways and cars. When it was wet, the clay-type gravel made the roads slippery and hard to handle, he said.
"We want gravel that will eliminate dust as much as possible."
He believed the dust was contaminating the drinking water of some properties and some residents were concerned it was causing health issues through spreading the weedkiller that was being sprayed on the side of the road, he said.
Invercargill City Council roading manager Russell Pearson said gravel roads generally caused a lot of dust and sealing roads was an expensive exercise.
In some towns and cities when developments were built, an extra fee was charged by the council to the developers to help pay for the extra pressure put on services, he said.
That was not the case in Invercargill, Mr Pearson said.
The roads did not experience very heavy traffic, with about 70 vehicles using Fowler Rd a day and about 50 using Staunton Rd, compared with a street such as Queens Drive, which had about 20,000 vehicles a day, he said.
The council did use gravel with a high clay content, but that was because it packed down on the roads better, providing a better surface to drive on.
To seal the road it would cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, he said.
It was common for the council to receive complaints in the summer about dusty gravel roads, but it was something that was a balance between working within council budgets and ensuring all roads in Invercargill were maintained, Mr Pearson said.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed U.S. programs to assist Columbia in interdicting cocaine production and trafficking, focusing on the uses and amounts of such aid.
GAO found that: (1) between August 1989 and September 1990, the United States provided $65 million in emergency assistance for Colombia's military and police and programmed an additional $87 million in grant aid; (2) the Andean Drug Strategy permits Columbia to use U.S. aid against both drug traffickers and insurgents involved in the drug trade; (3) U.S. officials believe that a flexible policy is needed to allow aid to be used against insurgent groups when their activities either impede effective government action to combat narcotics trafficking or are clearly intertwined with those of the narcotics traffickers; (4) U.S. officials have not finalized plans for designating how the aid should be used by military units, monitoring how the military aid is used, and evaluating the effectiveness of the aid in achieving counternarcotics objectives; (5) the lack of management oversight hinders assurances that the aid is being used effectively and as intended; (6) adequate criteria do not exist to evaluate the effectiveness of U.S. assistance; and (7) although Colombia has a democratically elected government, it has experienced increased violence because of the drug traffickers and insurgents, which has led to numerous reports of human rights abuses of innocent civilians.
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Interesting story from our buddy Jordan Raanan at CSNPhilly.com, who spoke with Kevin Faulk's agent, Raymond Brothers, about the possibility of the veteran free agent running back signing with the Eagles. While Philadelphia has yet to reach out to Faulk, Brothers tells Raanan that the Eagles would be "intriguing" to Faulk because "they have a chance to win a Super Bowl." Philadelphia has been in the market for a veteran running back since dumping veteran Brian Westbrook last week.
The 33-year-old Faulk has spent all 11 years of his professional career in New England and is one of only a few players left in the Patriots locker room who has played on all three Super Bowl championship teams. You would think that in the wake of the Patriots' recent spate of signing their own guys ' including Vince Wilfork, Leigh Bodden and Stephen Neal ' Faulk figures to be the next Patriot in line for a new deal in New England.
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At long last, a traffic light at Duncan Corners.
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Flowery Branch City Council gave its OK Thursday night to an indoor batting cage operation in a warehouse/office building off Atlanta Highway.
Weekend maintenance work on Boling Bridge on Ga. 53/Dawsonville Highway over Lake Lanier is expected to finish Monday morning, ahead of schedule.
Weekend maintenance work on Boling Bridge on Ga. 53/Dawsonville Highway over Lake Lanier is expected to finish Monday morning, ahead of schedule.
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Georgia's roads chief was in Gainesville Monday talking about funding challenges the state faces in transportation and a couple of options voters face that might bring some relief.
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Editor's note: Reporter Jeff Gill took a spin in a vintage B-17 bomber Thursday and wrote this first-person account of the experience.
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Richardson Chamber Players is moving into its second decade, and the ensemble has settled into a smooth-running chamber music machine. Sunday afternoon's performance at Richardson Auditorium reaffirmed the ensemble's mission to present, as co-founder Michael Pratt described, "Unique pieces that are well-known but rarely heard live."
The Chamber Players devoted the first half of Sunday's concert to the late 18th and early 19th century. The chamber music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is well-researched and performed, but the early 19th-century Italian guitarist and composer Mauro Giuliani (who had almost as short a life) is a little-known treasure in chamber music repertory. Giuliani was considered a virtuoso in his time, joining a rich musical tradition and history when he moved to Vienna in the early 1800s. Giuliani's Gran Duetto Concertante for Flute and Guitar, Opus 52 was full of the light and crystalline clarity of the late Classical era, and one can easily envision listening to this work in a Viennese salon or outdoor concert. Guitarist Laura Oltman and flutist Jayn Rosenfeld maintained a consistently crisp dialog, with both instruments speaking very clearly in the hall. When accompanying, Ms. Oltman's guitar chords were supportive of the lyrical flute melody, and Ms. Rosenfeld varied sequential passages well in dynamics. The third movement in particular resembled a youthful Mozart, with precise dotted rhythms in the flute and extremely quick fingering from both instruments.
Mozart's Quintet for Piano and Winds in E-flat Major, K. 452 was called by the composer the "best thing I've ever written," and came during his highly prolific decade of the 1780s. In this work Mozart experimented with innovative forms of instrumentation, compositionally pairing up oboe, clarinet, bassoon, and horn in different combinations to create a wide range of sonorities. Oboist Matthew Sullivan and bassoonist Robert Wagner sat across from clarinetist Jo-Ann Sternberg and hornist Chris Komer, passing musical thoughts and melodies across and diagonally to one another, all ably accompanied by pianist Margaret Kampmeier.
Throughout the three-movement work, the instrumentalists punctuated the piano phrases well, as Ms. Kampmeier conveyed fluidity from the typically Mozartean piano accompaniment. Mr. Komer provided consistently clean and solid horn playing, and duets among all the instruments were well timed and lyrical. There did not seem to be a real leader among the players; they all seemed to work together with ease. By the 1780s, Mozart had many coloristic choices in continually evolving orchestra instruments, and unique sonorities continually held the audience's attention, especially delicate passages from the flute and upper register of the piano, and oboe and clarinet colors that were almost interchangeable.
A short but jewel-like piece allowed Ms. Oltman to show the full range of the guitar, playing Francis Poulenc's Sarabande for Solo Guitar with every note resounding in the hall. This 1960 work, composed a few years before Poulenc's death, incorporates early 20th-century impressionism into a 17th-century form. Using the slightest amount of vibrato, Ms. Oltman brought out both melody and poignancy. Poulenc's Sextet for Winds and Piano, composed significantly earlier than the Sarabande but far more complex, seemed to divide the participating instruments into two forces — flute and oboe versus clarinet, bassoon, and horn, all again accompanied by Ms. Kampmeier. When playing together, the instrumentalists' collective sound was jarring, and the players brought out a great deal of drama from the work. Both bassoonist Mr. Wagner and hornist Mr. Komer provided very lyrical melodies, while flute and oboe passages in thirds from Ms. Rosenfeld and Mr. Sullivan were haunting in sonority. This three-movement piece covered a wide range of moods, with the six players working together well to shift musical gears quickly.
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Um, Joey
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Doug Laycock's Op-Ed on Zubik v. Burwell
Few if any academic lawyers have done more to protect religious liberty than Doug Laycock. In his op-ed on Zubik v. Burwell, published in the Washington Post on March 20, Doug writes: "I had never before filed a brief in support of the government in a case about the free exercise of religion." If you haven't already read Doug's op-ed, here it is.
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"Push Within Religions for Gay Marriage Gets Little Attention"
That's the title of an article in the "On Religion" column that appears every Saturday in the New York Times. The article, by Samuel G. Freedman, will be of great interest to MOJ readers. Here.
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Friday, July 3, 2015
John Stinneford on GLOSSIP v. GROSS
MOJ friend John Stinneford, professor of law at the University of Florida, has published a discerning commentary on--and, I think, a persuasive critique of--the Supreme Court's ruling earlier this week in Glossip v. Gross, the lethal injection case in which several justices debate the question of the constitutionality of capital punishment. Consider what John has to say, here. For those who would like to read the case itself, here it is: Glossip v. Gross (2015).
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Tuesday, June 30, 2015
Obergefell v. Hodges: An Imagined Opinion, Concurring in the Judgment
In Obergefell v. Hodges, decided on June 26, 2015, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled that excluding same-sex couples from civil marriage is unconstitutional. Sometimes the appropriate response to a judicial decision is: "Right ruling, but wrong — or, at least, problematic — reasoning." Is that the appropriate response — or an appropriate response — to the Court's decision in Obergefell?
This brief paper (here) is an imagined opinion — an opinion by an imaginary justice of the Supreme Court, Justice Nemo — concurring in the Court's judgment in Obergefell. In the opinion, Justice Nemo articulates a basis for the Court's judgment that she believes to be preferable, on a number of grounds, to the somewhat diffuse mix of rationales on which the majority relies. Justice Nemo begins her opinion by explaining why one of the rationales included in the mix on which the majority relies — an "equal protection" rationale — is, in her view, a problematic basis for the Court's judgment.
In her opinion, Justice Nemo relies on an insight of the celebrated Jesuit theologian John Courtney Murray, who is no doubt familiar to the five Catholic justices of the Supreme Court.
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On the Constitutionality and Political Morality of Granting Conscience-Protecting Exemptions Only to Religious Believers
This paper was my contribution to the conference on "The Scope of Religious Exemptions," hosted by the Bowling Green State University Department of Philosophy, April 17-18, 2015. I explain in the paper that both the constitutional law of the United States and the political morality of human rights converge on the conclusion that government may not grant conscience-protecting exemptions only to religious believers.
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American Religious Freedom: Reflections on Koppelman and Smith
This review essay, Review of Politics 77 (2015), 287-299, may be of interest to MOJ readers. The abstract:
Among contemporary scholars of American religious freedom, Andrew Koppelman and Steven Smith are two of the most esteemed. In their respective books -- Koppelman's Defending American Religious Neutrality (Harvard 2013) and Smith's The Rise and Decline of American Religious Freedom (Harvard 2014) -- they address a broad range of important issues. Space limitations constrain me to be selective in this review essay. I comment here on what Koppelman and Smith say, and don't say, about two of the most fundamental issues concerning American religious freedom: the meaning of the nonestablishment norm and the constitutionality of granting conscience-protecting exemptions only to religious believers.
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Sunday, May 11, 2014
Rawls, Political Liberalism, and the Family
In August 2012, Robby George recommended (here) an article by a former student of his, Matthew O'Brien--an article on political liberalism and same-sex marriage--that had just been published in the British Journal of American Legal Studies. A response to O'Brien's article has now been published, also in the British Journal Of American Legal Studies, by Greg Walker of Cardiff University (Wales, U.K.). The title: Rawls, Political Liberalism, and the Family. Walker writes, in an e-mail message to me, that his response "demonstrates deep flaws in O'Brien's reading of Rawls and of aspects of U.S. constitutional law." Walker's article is available here.
May 11, 2014 in Perry, Michael | Permalink
Friday, May 2, 2014
Religion and Same-Sex Marriage
To quote Mr. Zimmerman: The times, they are a-changin'.
Many MOJ readers will be interested, I think, in this report. Note that the report links to a transcript of the proceedings.
May 2, 2014 in Perry, Michael | Permalink
Thursday, April 24, 2014
Civil Same-Sex Marriage: A Catholic Affirmation
That's the title of a new article by Lisa Fullam, D.V.M., Th.D., who teaches moral theology at the Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley. Fullam's research interests include virtue ethics, medical and sexual ethics, the intersection of ethics and spirituality, and Ignatian spirituality.
Here's the abstract of Fullam's article:
Many Catholic contributions to the debate over civil same-sex marriage are too broad or too narrow. Too broad: civil same-sex marriage is sometimes described as parallel to same-sex marriage in the Church. Too narrow: some Catholic contributions to the discussion have centered on reproductive capacity, ignoring Catholicism's rich tradition which values marriage beyond procreation. Here, I consider Catholic moral tradition on civil law: civil law is approached in light of the common good, expressed in contemporary societies in terms of equal civil rights. Second, I examine magisterial contributions to the public debate, which are framed in terms of a reading of natural law based in the Scriptural interpretation of Pope John Paul II. Such religious arguments may serve as normative for marriage within the Church, but do not reflect Catholic norms for civil law. Finally, I offer reasons Catholics might advocate civil same-sex marriage.
April 24, 2014 in Perry, Michael | Permalink
Saturday, March 29, 2014
Griffiths on Rodriguez
Paul J. Griffiths is the Warren Chair of Catholic Theology at Duke University. Richard Rodriguez is ... well, if you don't already know but follow the link below, you will know.
In First Things, Griffiths has a wonderful review, here, of Rodriguez's new book, Darling: A Spiritual Autobiography. An excerpt from Griffith's review:
Among the impurities the Church might want to cleanse herself of is people like Rodriguez, he thinks, because he prefers to share his love and his bed and his life with a man rather than a woman. He takes the Church to be wrong doctrinally about homosexual acts, and often wrong, too, in what it teaches about women. He would like the Church to take instruction on these matters, as Jesus also did, from Mary, another darling in these pages. And he thinks that if it did, the Church's self-shrouding fear might grow less and its loving embrace of pain might show itself more clearly.
I don't agree with every position taken in Darling, or with every argument offered. On Islam, I suspect that what's needed at the moment isn't emphasis on the similarities among the three so-called Abrahamic religions as desert faiths, real though these are, but rather on difference and complementarity. The recent work of Rémi Brague on this, especially On the God of the Christians (and on one or two others), is especially instructive. On homosexuality and homosexual acts, by contrast, I think Rodriguez much closer to being right than not. Insofar as such acts are motivated by and evoke love, they are good and to be loved; insofar as they do not, not. In this, they are no different from heterosexual acts.
There are other interesting differences between the two kinds of act. But if you think, as Rodriguez seems to, and I do, and all Catholics should, that we live in a devastated world in which no sexual acts are undamaged, free from the taint of sin and death and the concomitant need for lament, then the fact that homosexual acts have their own characteristic disorder is no ground for blindness to the goods they enshrine. Gay men should, of course, darling one another; those of us whose darlings are of the opposite sex should be glad that they do, and glad of instruction in love by the ways in which they do. Love is hard enough to come by in a devastated world without encouraging blindness to its presence.
Again, the entire review, in First Things, is here.
March 29, 2014 in Breen, John, Perry, Michael | Permalink


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