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In his years at Oxford, Newman studied the scriptures and the writings of the Early Church Fathers in depth, awakening in him a passion for what the Church could become, true to its foundations. He described reading them as 'music to my inward ear.'

RT @philosophybites@twitter.com
There are links to many of Bryan Magee’s philosophy interviews here. Magee died this morning. He was one of the great popularisers of philosophy. openculture.com/2012/05/bryan_ @openculture@twitter.com

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🧠 "To cure brain diseases, neuroscientists must collaborate: That’s why I’m giving... my lab’s standard methods away — making them available to anyone who would like to access them." @ThomasDurcan@twitter.com of @TheNeuro_MNI@twitter.com

universityaffairs.ca/opinion/i

#OpenNotebook #Science #OpenScience #OpenData #brain #diseases #collaborate

RT @ccpecknold@twitter.com
Latin is a living language, and the new Vatican daily news in Latin already has a million listeners. Amazing to hear it spoken so fluently on current events! vaticannews.va/it/podcast/rvi-

RT @GKCdaily@twitter.com
Many a man has been lucky in marrying the woman he loves. But he is luckiest in loving the woman he marries.

RT @FrancescoCoccoT@twitter.com
Cos'è il genio? (cit.)

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.@nora_sullivan@twitter.com - "his seems like a step too far even for the notoriously liberal Jesuits. ..." ow.ly/ICu3101GVvr

RT @CBCnetwork@twitter.com
“As the stories in Eggsploitation reveal, the venture can be eerily reminiscent of human trafficking, with women treated as commodities rather than respected as autonomous beings in a reasonable economic exchange.” . bit.ly/2YoSbu3

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I wish there was a way we could boycott for the state sanctioned slavery, persecution, harvesting of Organs, brainwashing, torture, jailing of Falun Dafa/Falun Gong and The Uyghurs.

To be clear I mean boycotting the communist mainland People's Republic of China.

Not the free and democratic Republic of China (Taiwan)
Or Hong Kong

RT @VaticanNews@twitter.com
The Little Sisters Disciples of the Lamb are the first contemplative community in the world to welcome into consecrated life people with . ow.ly/Ac9050v9NFg

RT @getongab@twitter.com
What a decentralized social network looks like vs what a centralized social network looks like:

RT @CatholicIreland@twitter.com
Health Committee recommendations on Assisted Human Reproduction Bill rejected bit.ly/2OygGkX
“There are many problematic aspects to the General Scheme of the Assisted Human Reproduction Bill as it stands, not least the assumption that natural ties should not matter"

RT @SJCantius@twitter.com
"Humility is the mother of giants. One sees great things from the valley; only small things from the peak." - G.K. Chesterton

@timorl @SecondJon I agree with timorl, there is no difference between Annemarie and Anne&Marie but it seems that Annamarie is closer to baby selling than Anne&Marie. Is it because two fondamental moments of being a mother (conceiving and gestating) are separated that makes it appear less problematic? This is what I am trying to understand.

@SecondJon @timorl Adoption is noble and praiseworthy. It gives a family to children that found themselves in difficult circumstances. What I am discussing here, instead, is the opposite. Traditional surrogacy deliberately separates children from their mothers. I personally object every form of artificial reproduction but I think the law should permit ivf within the couple. I wouldn't use it but I don't see strong reason to ban it.
Instead, every other procedure that deliberately separates a child from their natural mother and also father should not be permitted by the law because it is not in the interest of the child.

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