The Internet Monk is Believing Stuff
… and not believing other stuff. I found his whole list pretty interesting and thought provoking. Check it out!
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No, Burning Books Is NOT Worthy of Respect
ByhenryThe Fifth Column has a post titled On Burning Books (HT: Divine Ripples), referring specifically to the recent burning of a Qur’an. He concludes that: It may not be prudent, it may not be useful, but it is a stand worthy of respect. I disagree. Book burning is either the petulant reaction of fearful people…