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bitterross

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50. Someone, somewhere had an ingrown toenail cured, I'm sure of it.

Fri Dec 7, 2018, 11:30 PM

Dec 2018

When you write the rules for the game, are the only players in the game, are the referees, and judges in the game, you seldom have to worry about the accuracy or veracity of the calls in the game.

The whole idea of miracles is preposterous anyway. Belief in supernatural acts is just not reasonable in this century. Or the last one either.

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Dorothy Day--'a saint for our times' [View all] guillaumeb Dec 2018 OP

I love Doris Day Cartoonist Dec 2018 #1

Another day, for another time. eom guillaumeb Dec 2018 #3

From the same article: guillaumeb Dec 2018 #2

Was Dorothy Day a good person because of her religion? trotsky Dec 2018 #4

She was, in my view, a good person. guillaumeb Dec 2018 #5

Mainly because of this passage from the article you posted: trotsky Dec 2018 #6

What does this have to do with your question? guillaumeb Dec 2018 #9

You're the one promoting her "social action." trotsky Dec 2018 #12

I agree. guillaumeb Dec 2018 #20

Further information for those interested: trotsky Dec 2018 #8

Did she have a right to her opinion? guillaumeb Dec 2018 #10

"opposed to taking life" WTF?!? trotsky Dec 2018 #13

Gil has told us before Mariana Dec 2018 #15

Well crap, I forgot all about that. trotsky Dec 2018 #17

You mischaracterized what I said. guillaumeb Dec 2018 #21

I did no such thing. Mariana Dec 2018 #25

How can someone mischaracterize a direct quote of your words? trotsky Dec 2018 #37

A nice call out, guillaumeb Dec 2018 #22

Bull-fucking-shit. trotsky Dec 2018 #34

She was opposed to both contraception and abortion. MineralMan Dec 2018 #16

Which of course denies women agency over Voltaire2 Dec 2018 #18

Yes. I don't know,whether she actually acted on that, though. MineralMan Dec 2018 #19

But according to g-man, we should praise her as a liberal icon. trotsky Dec 2018 #35

We need some miracles from her first. Cuthbert Allgood Dec 2018 #7

So, the part that resonates with you is Day joining your little club? Act_of_Reparation Dec 2018 #11

What an interesting response. guillaumeb Dec 2018 #23

It's your mess, Bill. You clean it up. Act_of_Reparation Dec 2018 #33

Dorothy was a good person, Catholic or not. MineralMan Dec 2018 #14

I agree with her position, guillaumeb Dec 2018 #24

So you keep saying, Guy... MineralMan Dec 2018 #26

Gil is pro-choice Mariana Dec 2018 #27

Hmm...It's easy for men. They never face the dilemma. MineralMan Dec 2018 #28

Men don't have to decide Mariana Dec 2018 #30

You're right about that. MineralMan Dec 2018 #31

Your framing is not supportable. guillaumeb Dec 2018 #39

You stated them yourself, Gil, several times. Mariana Dec 2018 #40

Michael Harrington worked with her. His 1962 book The Other America led to The War on Poverty's prog bobbieinok Dec 2018 #29

Thank you for this reminder. eom guillaumeb Dec 2018 #41

I remembered someone important was connected to Day. His name finally came to me bobbieinok Dec 2018 #42

Poverty in the US was ignored, as poor people continue to be ignored. guillaumeb Dec 2018 #43

Thank you for the 2 recommendations. eom guillaumeb Dec 2018 #47

I find it difficult to believe anyone the RCC thinks is Saintworthy is a good person. bitterross Dec 2018 #32

Great post. trotsky Dec 2018 #36

The RCC uses the process as a PR move Major Nikon Dec 2018 #38

She died in 1980. guillaumeb Dec 2018 #44

That makes it SO much better. bitterross Dec 2018 #49

That is your opinion. guillaumeb Dec 2018 #52

What miracles do they say she performed edhopper Dec 2018 #45

The title is an opinion. guillaumeb Dec 2018 #46

Ok edhopper Dec 2018 #48

Someone, somewhere had an ingrown toenail cured, I'm sure of it. bitterross Dec 2018 #50

very true edhopper Dec 2018 #51