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Old 02-28-2007, 11:36 AM   #16
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What do you know about the University of Dallas and their liberal arts/lit programs, yo? I heard good things about partying Catholics from a perspective faculty dude up here.

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Old 02-28-2007, 12:35 PM   #17
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What do you know about the University of Dallas and their liberal arts/lit programs, yo? I heard good things about partying Catholics from a perspective faculty dude up here.
I don't know a think about UT-D, sorry. You'd think I would, given the UT-A connection.

Parting Catholics? Wow. Now I've heard it all.
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Old 02-28-2007, 12:55 PM   #18
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John Roberson, +Donny, Vershal, Dr. Worm

How about taking Church Father's names for your own?

John Roberson - Definately would have to be one of the great doctors of the Church. And a very linguistically gifted one at that. I would vote for a namechange to "Chrysostom".

+Donny - That one is easy. You'd be "St. Augustine", having moved in from a weird cultish heresy group. Plus, you have a concubine.

Vershal - How about Anselm of Canterbury?

Dr. Worm - You definately get to be Origen. Origen was a searcher and inquirer.
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Old 02-28-2007, 12:57 PM   #19
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What do you know about the University of Dallas and their liberal arts/lit programs, yo? I heard good things about partying Catholics from a perspective faculty dude up here.
My buddy who went to Gonzaga to study Philosophy at the graduate level said it was one wild party. They held beer bashes all the time (amongst the Divinity & Philosophy students)...and evidently, the dorms for the Aspirants were like Bath-houses. Gay sex 24/7.

And let me add - my friend is NO anti-Catholic, he's often considered jumping over (he's an Episcopal Priest).
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Old 02-28-2007, 12:59 PM   #20
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Okay...I'm here. The debauchery may now commence.
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Okay...I'm here. The debauchery may now commence.
Would you hand me that tomato sauce?
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Would you hand me that tomato sauce?

Do you prefer the chunky kind?
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Old 02-28-2007, 01:07 PM   #23
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Really, it's more about what you prefer.
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Really, it's more about what you prefer.

I like a thick meaty sauce.

That's just me though.
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Old 02-28-2007, 01:12 PM   #25
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Another reason ID is stupid for Christians to support: No Christian actually believes it that I know of. Every Christian I know believes that the universe was created by Yahweh, that He did it all through His perfect Will, and that the cosmos was subsequently subjected to fallenness by human sin. Christians don't believe that the evidence points to some intelligent designer; they believe the evidence vindicates the designer that the Bible tells us about. ID is agnostic, and therefore non-Christian.
ID is generally ridiculous. It tries to create some sort of middle path between science and religion that doesn't satisfy either one. It's really a cop out that is neither scientific nor religious and most certainly should not be taught as a valid scientific theory in schools. If anything, it should be a curio, like Lamarckian evolution.

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Why wasn't I informed about this concubine?
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Old 02-28-2007, 01:44 PM   #27
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My buddy who went to Gonzaga to study Philosophy at the graduate level said it was one wild party. They held beer bashes all the time (amongst the Divinity & Philosophy students)...and evidently, the dorms for the Aspirants were like Bath-houses. Gay sex 24/7.

And let me add - my friend is NO anti-Catholic, he's often considered jumping over (he's an Episcopal Priest).
I've got a friend of mine thinking of going up to Gonzaga, so I'll make sure to tell him that. I'm playing with Univ of Dallas, since it's so cheap and apparently likes NSA, Calvin, Regents, or NSA grad (which would have to be followed by somewhere else if I ever want a PHD).
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I've got a friend of mine thinking of going up to Gonzaga, so I'll make sure to tell him that. I'm playing with Univ of Dallas, since it's so cheap and apparently likes NSA, Calvin, Regents, or NSA grad (which would have to be followed by somewhere else if I ever want a PHD).
Duke and Vanderbilt are also very affordable - 16 or 17K/yr tuition and scholarships are easy to come by. And since it's a Div school it's not impossibly hard to get in to.
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Old 02-28-2007, 01:53 PM   #29
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How about taking Church Father's names for your own?
This is a good idea. Who do I talk to about this?

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John Roberson - Definately would have to be one of the great doctors of the Church. And a very linguistically gifted one at that. I would vote for a namechange to "Chrysostom".
Ah, John the golden-tongued. Joke involving my wife.

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Vershal - How about Anselm of Canterbury?
And that makes it easy to get a blog title -- Proslogion. Who doesn't want that!

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Dr. Worm - You definately get to be Origen. Origen was a searcher and inquirer.
As long as he doesn't change his avatar. He could also be St. Arnold because he brought the Finer Things thread to CGR.
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Okay...I'm here. The debauchery may now commence.
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