corner.nationalreview.com - 1/8/2009
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The death of Father Neuhaus is a terrible blow. Not for him, who is now united with his Savior and his Redeemer, in whom Father Neuhaus placed all of his trust and all of his hope; but for us, who have lost one of America's leading public intellectuals, a man of profound wisdom and learning, and ...
firstthings.com - 1/8/2009
rossdouthat.theatlantic.com - 1/10/2009
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I only met him twice, but he was
a mentor nonetheless. My family migrated through Christianity when...
I was young: I was baptized Episcopalian, attended Evangelical and Pentecostal churches, and became a Catholic, with the rest of my family, when I was ...
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Richard John Neuhaus, RIP
inmedias.blogspot.com - 1/9/2009
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inmedias.blogspot.com —
I haven't met many famous people, and when
it comes to famous intellectuals--particularly those theorists, philosophers, and...
theologians that I'm especially interested in--I've met even fewer. Charles Taylor once; Jürgen Habermas once; Amitai Etzioni ...
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First Things: Fr. Richard Neuhaus, R.I.P
Michelle Malkin —
... Peter Wehner’s tribute at NRO says it all: The death of Father Neuhaus is a terrible blow. Not for him, who is now united with his Savior and his Redeemer, in whom Father Neuhaus placed all of his trust and all of his hope; but for us, who have lost one of America’s leading public intellectuals, a man of profound wisdom and learning, and a great champion for the unborn. It was Father Neuhaus, along with his dear, long-time friend George Weigel and just a handful of others like Michael Novak, who not only championed the pro-life cause for so many years, but who gave the rest of ...
R.I.P., Rev. Richard John Neuhaus
NewsBusters.org - Exposing Liberal Media Bias —
... We thought you might be interested in the tribute which Peter Wehner, Senior Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, wrote on National Review Online’s Corner. It is excerpted below: ...
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