Res ipsa loquitur. People who don't get it either ignore it or, like Penn Gillette, try to explain it away. I thank God for it. And I thank him also for the coalition troops who prevent such women from being murdered and/or raped by the Taliban for their trouble.
Monday, June 19, 2006
Christianity not to be argued with
Zenit reports on three Catholic nuns living and working in Kabul (that's Afghanistan, folks) with mentally handicapped children. They are giving their lives to a work of pure love unique in that country, much to the gratitude of the parents.
Res ipsa loquitur. People who don't get it either ignore it or, like Penn Gillette, try to explain it away. I thank God for it. And I thank him also for the coalition troops who prevent such women from being murdered and/or raped by the Taliban for their trouble.
Res ipsa loquitur. People who don't get it either ignore it or, like Penn Gillette, try to explain it away. I thank God for it. And I thank him also for the coalition troops who prevent such women from being murdered and/or raped by the Taliban for their trouble.
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