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The Problem of Interreligious Etiquette

By Ramesh Ponnuru

December 21, 2006 5:41 PM

Three signs of the times: Harold Meyerson on, among other things, “the Catholic Church’s inimitable backwardness”; Michael Currie Schaeffer on how conservative Anglicans who consort with Nigerians are “essentially un-American”; Jacob Weisberg* on why he “wouldn’t vote for someone who truly believed in the founding whoppers of Mormonism.”

*I originally misidentified the author; sorry.

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