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Should G.K. Chesterton be beatified ? - from a Catholic point of view, naturlich (whether you are catholic or not).
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6Yes33.33%2No66.67%4 -
insufferably British
Hello David. If good literature counts as anything . . .
I know a chap who dislikes Chesterton. Calls him "insufferably British." One's strength is another's weakness. (heh-heh)
Cheers.
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Doesn't he have to work a miracle or two?Comment
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please don't tell Paolo Gulisano that I voted no
However I am not Catholic, so my opinion really does not count.....great writer, but a Saint? not so sure."The truth is what is, and what should be is a fantasy. A terrible, terrible lie that someone gave to the people long ago."- Lenny BruceComment
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miracle
Hello Robert. Um, would getting people to read count as a miracle?
Cheers.
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Maybe Lynn, but i was looking for something more earth-shattering...like getting a Scot to buy him a drink.
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Steadmund, Robert, you're blessed. (Steadmund, you'll be saved, and Robert is already a bienheureux.)
Lynn, first round for me at the flying inn (ça rime, je vais pas me priver !)Comment
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That is it. Many thanks my dear Robert. I do consider GK's works as a miracle.Originally posted by Robert View PostComment
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I'm SAVED!!!!
"The truth is what is, and what should be is a fantasy. A terrible, terrible lie that someone gave to the people long ago."- Lenny BruceComment
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Sure !Originally posted by Steadmund Brand View PostI'm SAVED!!!!
But who has voted "Yes" ? I wonder....
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Yes, but is Thomas Aquinas supposed to have worked miracles ?Originally posted by Robert View PostComment
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other worldly
Hello Robert. Thanks.
"I was looking for something more earth-shattering...like getting a Scot to buy him a drink."
Ah, that's not earth-shattering--it's down right other worldly. Of course, it could happen--right after the Scot tips the waiter. (heh-heh)
Cheers.
LCComment
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Who buys the drinks?
Hello David. Thanks.
"Lynn, first round for me at the flying inn."
Well, if you insist. (heh-heh)
Cheers.
LCComment
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St. Thomas
Hello (again) David. Well, St. Thomas was supposed to have been levitated.
Also, that he lived to age 49 at his weight . . .
Cheers.
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Un Ecossais dans un isoloir
Hi Lynn, have you voted "yes" ?Comment
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