Cosmos: Weakened Edition, 11

Last updated on: December 13, 2015 at 2:44 pm by Artur Rosman

Cosmos: Weakened Edition, 11 2015-12-13T14:44:09-07:00 Artur Rosman

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(Handy-crafts at Basilica de Guadalupe, Mexico; Source: Own work by Joaquín Martínez Rosado, PD)

Here’s what’s not weak this week on Cosmos. It take this list of trending posts to 11 with a special holiday/ethnic twist.

1. 3 Ways Vatican’s ZooTV Exposes Modern Theology’s Weaknesses

2. The Cosmos TOP10 Non-Fiction Books of 2015

3. Was Vatican 1 Shockingly More Political Than Vatican 2?

4. George W. Obama Says Islam is a Religion of Peace

5. Benedict XVI’s Theology of Bacon (& Creation)

6. EXCLUSIVE: Longtime Immigration Lawyer & Pastor Explains the Refugee Process

7. The Arab Ethnic Liberation Theology of Guadalupe

8. The Most Sophiological Encyclical of All: Michael Martin on Laudato Si’

9. Advent and the Pointlessness of God

10. Previewing Laudato Si’: Anthony Annett on Integral Ecology

11. 11 Most Important Critiques of Modernity According to Thomas Pfau

If you’re still looking for holiday Christmas book gift ideas look then here:

1. TOP10 SciFi Book & Film Resources for a Judgmental Prophetic Theology

2. TOP10 Books: The Girard Option of Interdisciplinary Influence

3. TOP10: A Christmas Gift for Catholics from Wipf & Stock

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