On use of the word “anarchism”

Thanks to Michael Iafrate, at Catholic Anarchy, for pointing me to this quote from Dorothy Day:

“The word anarchist is deliberately and repeatedly used in order to awaken our readers to the necessity of combating the ‘all-encroaching state,’ as our Bishops have termed it, and to shock serious students into looking into the possibility [...]

another thought on Romans 13, the oppressiveness of Christianity

my original post on Romans 13

This pertains, actually, to Paul’s immediately previous statement about repaying evil with good. Could it be that Paul has in mind that the Christians, as a sect with subversively dangerous ideas to the Empire, should keep their noses so clean, as it was, that the officials could legitimately find [...]

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J.S. (not the Watergate felon) Macgruder said:

I’ve been arguing for years that actually carrying out the Works of Mercy would likely result in an FBI file on you.

Especially if one is involved with a Catholic Worker house. I had a conversation this summer with Brian Terrell, Executive Director of the Catholic Peace Ministry in Des [...]

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