[Vision2020] The Naivete of Secularism

[thansen@moscow.com]

What?!?

Huh?!?

No follow-up to the Dougster's "Sins of Homophobia" lecture?

I guess that I will just have to wait until his next lecture, "The Wages of 
Sin: NSA on Ten Dollars a Day"

Take care,

Tom Hansen

> Visionheads,
> 
> As Doug “the Bubba” Jones blathers all night about secular naiveté, he will 
> not use his failure at Canon Press to illustrate the nature of religious 
> malfeasance.
> 
> I am, and shall remain, the Captain at your service.
> 
> 
> 
> >From: "Aaron Rench" <aaronrench@moscow.com>
> >To: <vision2020@moscow.com>
> >Subject: [Vision2020] The Naivete of Secularism
> >Date: Wed, 21 Apr 2004 14:20:05 -0700
> >
> >Visionaries,
> >
> >Collegiate Reformed Fellowship will have Doug Jones speaking at our weekly 
> >meeting tonight at 7:30pm in the Silver/Gold Room in the SUB at the 
> >University of Idaho.
> >
> >Doug Jones, a fellow of philosophy at New St. Andrews College, will be 
> >giving a talk, titled "The Naivete of Secularism," which will include 
> >discussion of David Brooks' Atlantic Monthly essay "Kicking the Secular 
> >Habit," the nature of secularism, why secularism tends to be so 
> >unreflective about itself, why secularism is a fundamentalism, as well as, 
> >provide specific examples of secular naivete.
> >
> >Everyone is invited.
> >
> >Cheers,
> >Aaron
> 
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