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Saturday, October 21, 2006
More Thoughts on the History of Torture
I've just noticed that Mike Liccione at Sacramentum Vitae has posted some rather helpful thoughts on the same topic that I was just discussing in the previous post on Shawn McElhinney's take on the relationship between torture and the history of the Church's teaching. As usual Mike displays greater patience and charity than I, along with a solid foundation in doctrinal matters. I highly recommend reading his whole series of posts on this and other questions related to the development of doctrine.
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Christopher
Thank you very much for your comments--you're certainly welcome to post here any time!
I'm not familiar with the work of Brian Harrison, so I'll have to investigate the links you provide to see what they have to offer to this complex and difficult subject.
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