Sunday, 19 September 2004
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The black flag of Islam
In Onward Muslim Soldiers, author Robert Spencer charges that it is Islam itself, its traditional teachings and modern practice, that not only incites hatred—hatred of non-Muslims (infidels)—but also incites violence. Islamic intolerance, he says, plays no small role in our present clash of civilizations.
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In Onward Muslim Soldiers, author Robert Spencer charges that it is Islam itself, its traditional teachings and modern practice, that not only incites hatred—hatred of non-Muslims (infidels)—but also incites violence. Islamic intolerance, he says, plays no small role in our present clash of civilizations.
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How political correctness sabotages art Darlene Kemp reviews Rape of the Masters by Robert Kimball. |
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The dark side of American liberalism George Cassarolli reviews Hellfire Nation: The Politics of Sin in American History by James A. Moore. |
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Architects of the culture of death Jeanne Marsh reviews Architects of the Culture of Death by Benjamin Wiker and Donald DeMarco. |
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How the women of the media sell unhappiness Lucia Brynn reviews Spin Sisters by Myrna Blyth. |
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Debunking the contemporary vision of androgyny John Miller reviews Taking Sex Differences Seriously by Stephen E. Rhoades. |
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The founding papers of the Catholic land movement Jason van der Ruhl reviews Flee to the Fields by Amantore Fanfani. |
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A murder mystery spun for and about traditional Catholics Michael S. Rose reviews The Endless Knot by William Biersach. |
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Hitler's sabotage campaign on America Ben Albers reviews Saboteurs: The Nazi Raid on America by Michael Dobbs. |
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How bio-technology is changing our world Chris Aristides reviews Bio-Evolution by Michael Fumento. |
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A Polish officer, his covert mission, and the price he paid
Maria DiValerio reviews A Secret Life by Benjamin Werner. |
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Renewing Sicilian culture -- without the bloodshed Joe Schmanski reviews Fighting the Mafia by Leoluca Orlando. |
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The Davinci Code: The greatest story ever sold The real draw for Dan Brown’s runaway bestseller is his highly polemical premise: that Christianity is a sham, little more than an age-old instrument of oppression. |
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Catholic intellectuals and the progressive era Michael S. Rose reviews The Church Confronts Modernity by Thomas E. Woods, Jr. |
Norway
The Norwegian Police Security Service has issued a warning against a violent neo-Nazi group.
China
China offers incentives to stop aborting girls, recognizes need to correct sex imbalance.
Austria
A Vatican-appointed bishop has closed down an Austrian seminary following allegations of sexual impropriety.
The Norwegian Police Security Service has issued a warning against a violent neo-Nazi group.
China
China offers incentives to stop aborting girls, recognizes need to correct sex imbalance.
Austria
A Vatican-appointed bishop has closed down an Austrian seminary following allegations of sexual impropriety.
A Secret Life
The Polish Officer, His Covert Mission, and the Price He Paid to Save His Country
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Bio-Evolution
How Bio-Technology is Changing Our World
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Fighting the Mafia
Leoluca Orlando on rerewing Sicilian culture
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