Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Creative - Extigy.for Win 7
Tales of crime, a real treat
A favorite literary Fnac discovered today:
Small Wonder very funny, this is a new compilation of texts that reads very well despite the twists of phrases sometimes a bit convoluted.
Accessible even for those put off reading because as stated above, this is news to a dozen pages.
The author revisits the stories of our childhood and brings them to the sauce (macabre and funny) with often unexpected vision of purpose! I could only read the first 3 (yes I bought it this afternoon, had no time to read everything again) and I can not wait to read more!
Happy reading!
A favorite literary Fnac discovered today:
Counts crimes
Pierre Dubois
Pierre Dubois
Small Wonder very funny, this is a new compilation of texts that reads very well despite the twists of phrases sometimes a bit convoluted.
Accessible even for those put off reading because as stated above, this is news to a dozen pages.
The author revisits the stories of our childhood and brings them to the sauce (macabre and funny) with often unexpected vision of purpose! I could only read the first 3 (yes I bought it this afternoon, had no time to read everything again) and I can not wait to read more!
Happy reading!
Film X Veronica Moser
The "Gospel affirms the rights of man
MT 7.12. So whatever you would that men should do to you, do it yourself for them, for it is the law and the prophets. "
Response Mullion :
In Matthew . The summary of the whole law and prophets is in this sentence: "everything you would that men should do to you."
The principle, the foundation of all law lies in ourselves.
The right to family forbidden by Article 16 of the Universal Declaration protects the right to a family and therefore the freedom of the individual to start a family, and the right to be part a family.
If, of course, there is no "right" personnel to join a lie known as such, nor even to an error known as such, there is a right to freedom opinion and expression (Choice, immunity, ability to share). In society, I respect the opinions of others and others should respect my opinion and not to impede the publication of my opinion. Besides campaigning against this is to militate against its own rights to express themselves.
But beware, this does not mean that any opinions, even religious, becomes legal. The Article 30 of the Declaration enacts that no human right can be invoked to violate another human right. (There is no therefore no opinion which would be lawful in a call to murder, even if that opinion is calling for a religion).
I also specified that although a Catholic, I do not pretend to be reading "Catholic" rights of man (the pope who has it), but a reading rational.
Alongside all this exchange, I pointed to Mullion I posted on the falsified translation attributed to PEB, which seems finally to have made a copy paste of wikipedia.
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