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Category Archives: Holocaust
Beat the Jew game?
“Appalling“? That’s an understatement.
Posted in Holocaust, Judaism, Religion Blog, Violence
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What makes this Torah different from others?
Eerily reminiscent of an episode from Law and Order but without the murder. One Torah, said to have been in Auschwitz, has been in the ark at one of New York’s most prominent synagogues since 2008. A second Torah joined … Continue reading
Miep Gies dies at 100
There are few books that have had such a lasting impact as Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl. Miep Gies helped protect Frank. She was the last remaining survivor. An amazing life. The NY Times obit was very … Continue reading
Doubting and religious belief
This is a topic that interests me a great deal. There was a thread on Andrew Sullivan’s blog that I found intriguing. It was prompted by Pope Benedict’s recension of the prior excommunication of a schismatic bishop. (More posts on … Continue reading
Posted in Churches, Faith versus Reason, Holocaust, Religion Blog, Religious Belief, World War II
Tagged Andrew Sullivan
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