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Sacrilege: an excerpt from Austin Dacey's The Future of Blasphemy

Posted on June 15, 2012 by Kali Handelman

We do not know what the first blasphemer said. We do know that he was a stranger who came among the Israelites. Continue Reading →

Posted in Timeless | Tagged Aquinas, Augustine, Austin Dacey, blasphemy, Counter-Reformation, heresy, Luce Foundation, Mosiac Law, natural law, Reformation, religious pluralism, sacrilege, secularization, tolerance | Leave a reply

Sacrilege: an excerpt from Austin Dacey’s The Future of Blasphemy

Posted on June 15, 2012 by Eamon O'Connor

We do not know what the first blasphemer said. We do know that he was a stranger who came among the Israelites. Continue Reading →

Posted in Timeless | Tagged Aquinas, Augustine, Austin Dacey, blasphemy, Counter-Reformation, heresy, Luce Foundation, Mosiac Law, natural law, Reformation, religious pluralism, sacrilege, secularization, tolerance | Leave a reply

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