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Me, Elsewhere

Last updated on: January 9, 2015 at 12:41 pm   by Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry

Me, Elsewhere 2015-01-09T12:41:28+01:00 Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry

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Welcome to my (somewhat) weekly roundup of my writing outside Patheos. Remember that if you want to follow all my English-language writing you should like my Facebook Page.

My Favorite Things I Wrote In 2014, Forbes. Inception! In this roundup of links to my writing, a link to a roundup of links to my writing.

What Christmas means to Christians, The Week. Trying to unpack the meaning of Christmas for a secular audience.

How I Did In My 2014 Predictions, Forbes. To my surprise, I did pretty okay!

How To Avoid Another Year Of Outrage, The Week. Shhh, don’t let anyone know I’m trying to sneak in Christian evangelism to a secular audience.

Enjoying your cheap gas? Thank fracking and free markets, The Week. What it says on the tin.

Human Traffickers’ Ghastly New Tactic: “Ghost Ships,” Forbes. This is awful.

Hey, Kids! Let’s Take A Trip Behind The Veil Of Ignorance!, Forbes. Settling an old score with John Rawls. Relatedly for this audience, almost all the argument therein also applies to leftist Catholics who think pro-market Catholics are cafeteria Catholics rather than faithful Catholics exercising prudence and judgement.

This Anecdote Shows Why Jeff Bezos Is A Great CEO, Forbes. My admiration for Bezos continues unbounded.

The Case For Invading North Korea, The Week.

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