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To: PalestrinaGal0317

I don’t know why you bothered to post this. If you lurk, as you say, you surely must realize that there are plenty of FReepers who agree with the content of this article.

My suggestion to you: if you aren’t comfortable with that general attitude, find a different school.


19 posted on 04/29/2010 1:27:32 AM PDT by markomalley (Extra Ecclesiam nulla salus)
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To: markomalley
I expect that there are a number of FReepers who agree with this article. I suspect--and I think my suspicion has been born out--that a sizeable number don't. Indeed, a fair number of non-Catholics have posted something along the lines of "I'm not Catholic, but this is obnoxious."

I posted it in the hopes of getting a bit of backup. A single voice yammering in the wilderness that is this campus is generally ignored. If, however, the President (who seems, while I don't know him at all, to be a reasonably decent person) hears from twenty or twenty-five people about the rank idiocy of this article, he may well pay attention, as he has a track record of listening to people. I was, quite frankly, shocked that by yesterday afternoon, three people had posted comments on the article's site about the poor research and generally nasty tone of the article; I suspect that's an unprecedentedly high number for this very laid-back school. I've no delusions that this campus is suddenly going to develop ties with Rome. I'd be delighted to settle for a certain amount of civility in the school-sponsored newspaper as regards my faith.

29 posted on 04/29/2010 7:29:29 AM PDT by PalestrinaGal0317 (Those who give up essential liberty to purchase temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.)
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