America Online
The American Revolution
Animal “rights”
Anthony Ruff
Archbishop Weakland
Aristotelian objections to creatio ex nihilo, Plato, the immortality of the soul, and the multiplicity of human intellects
Benedictine sodomites in Minnesota (You know who you are.)
Bishops (including popes) who fail to use the imperial we
Blogs
Cardinal Bernadine
Complaining
Conciliarism
The Da Vinci Code
Dan Schutte and his “music”
Dead Man Walking
Emplotment
Excising verses from the psalms
Excising verses from the psalms
Gynoforce
Liminality
Liturgical Renewal
Love bubbles
Metanarratives
MTV
"Muslim" instead of "Mohammedan"
"Muslim" instead of "Mohammedan"
Muumuus
Objections to the just use of capital punishment
Objections to relics, relics, images, and the Immaculate Conception
Omitting the Athanasian Creed
Pacifism
Paisley neckties
Peace Studies
People who refuse to pull their pants up
Phallogocentrism (the word not the idea)
Pornocracy
Pronouncing Te Deum as tedium
The prefix inter- in unacceptable neologisms (e.g. interfaith, intersex, intertextuality)
Puritanism
Refusal to argue from facts or to argue rationally at all
Samuel Becket
Separatism
Sister Hellen Prejean
Social network theory
Spending too much money on pets
Spiritual angular alignment (with anything)
Things you need to be happy
The Thirty-Nine Articles of the C of E
Turning nouns into verbs in an unacceptable fashion (e.g. to parameterize)
Twitter
Universalism
Vegan alternatives to meat products
Waiting for Godot
Whining
Wrongly pronouncing English or Latin
Your truth (but not mine)
Hah, funny.
ReplyDelete"Muslim" is a more neutral term than "Mohammedan" - if I were going to refer to them by the name of their prophet, I would call them "Mahometans".
ReplyDeleteBy "Paisley", I take it that tartan is meant. People in the US seem rather confused about what to call such things