Commission-on-Human-Rights “More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of..” This famous line from English poet Alfred Tennyson was banked on by the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) as it turned into prayer for a “peaceful and meaningful” 2022 elections despite the coronaviru
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Please no attacks on Christians on this Q. This is an inquiry only, not a judgment.
It appears to me some Christian sects have taken to feeling Christianity in America is under attack, and some leaders both Christian and political, are marketing that their religion and beliefs are under attack.
Common practice during a service or mass the parishioners are instructed to shake hands with the people near them.
Is there a chance that some Christians might see advice to stop shaking hands in church as an assault on their religion? What if there is advice forever more to get rid of the stranger handshake in the United States? Could that be twisted into anti-Christian rhetoric? Anti-American?
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By Thomas M. Sipos
Rumors abound that
Penny Dreadful creator John Logan outlined four seasons, but that at the end of Season Two, Showtime decided the third would be the last. Thus Logan condensed two seasons into one. He denies these rumors, yet, like the last season of
Game of Thrones, the third season of
Penny Dreadful feels rushed and incomplete. But despite its flaws, Season Three has its moments and a closure that is both beautiful and profound.
We open several months after Vanessa Ives (Eva Green) defeated Satan by speaking the Verbis Diablo. Feeling that she has forsaken God, she is an emotional wreck. She lives in darkness, windows covered. Months of dirty dishes, pots, and utensils lay strewn about the mansion, upon tables and floors, crawling with insects. She sits on the floor, eating like an animal.