Oh, and by the way, October 15th appears to be an important day:
F. Nietzsche:
born Oct. 15, 1844, Röcken, Saxony, Prussia
M. Foucault:
born October 15, 1926 , Poitiers, France
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The Anglican Scotist directs our attention to Optimus Prime’s piercing critique of the GAFCON document and its attack on the Anglican Covenant, found at the Rev. Canon Kendall Harmon’s excellent blog. OP makes the especially perceptive point that the Covenant is not in itself a “fix” for current problems, but rather an something like an prolegomena or architecture for how churches in the communion relate to one another. It’s subtle but extremely important re: our expectations.
ADDITIONALLY: a link offered by 3rd Mill. Catholic analyzing the GAFCON.
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Don’t forget this dynamic TV duo: Linda Lavin - aka “Alice” (Oct 15, 1937) & Penny Marshall aka “Laverne”(Oct 15, 1942). There philosophical contributions to our society were just as devastating.
LOL! The results were indeed devastating!