Apologetics
Dawn Eden promotes the soul-deep virtues of chastity — in the New York Times!
Via See-Dubya, who dares to think that because Dawn actually is “born again” considers herself to have had a “born-again experience” that it’s okay for the Times to call her “born-again ^ Christian” rather than “Catholic.”
Cross-posted at Electric Venom.
Edited to remove potentially frightening literal implications of “born again.”
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I’m almost afraid to ask what “actually is born again” means. Isn’t that a bit like saying it is literally raining cats and dogs?
Comment by Xrlq — December 11, 2006 @ 11:47 am
Heh, yeah, I guess that’s a bit of a misspeak. I just meant See-Dub thinks the appellation “born-again Christian” applies to Dawn and that Dawn herself described herself as having a “born-again” experience.
Comment by Anwyn — December 11, 2006 @ 12:04 pm
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You’ve been Christmas tagged!
Comment by Venomous Kate — December 24, 2006 @ 11:29 am