Friday, January 10, 2014

The ones who quit sometimes do it for reasons that,if properly understood and assessed,can lead to a return.

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 But they must also be able to accompany the flock that has a flair for finding new paths," he explained to Spadaro,implying that the methodology of ministry has been far more off-putting than the actual message of the church. Francis wants the church leaders to wise up to the fact that a judgmental approach will empty the pews at an even faster rate. "Instead of being just a church that welcomes and receives by keeping the doors open,let us try also to be a church that finds new roads,that is able to step outside itself and go to those who do not attend Mass,to those who have quit or are indifferent," he said. "The ones who quit sometimes do it for reasons that,if properly understood and assessed,can lead to a return.
 Anyone interested in the British political scene would be foolish to ignore them.My colleague Martin Kettle explored this in detail in his Guardian column yesterday. He argued that, as the 2015 election approaches, there are two key reasons why Ukip matters.The first is the Ukip factor itself. From 2009's 16.5% in the Europeans, Ukip slumped to 3.1% in the 2010 general election. A disastrous fall? Undoubtedly. The party crumpled.But that 3.1% – still nearly a million votes – may have made some of the difference between a hung parliament and an outright Tory win. Small though it was, the Ukip vote exceeded the majority in 21 marginals the Tories failed to win in 2010, including Ed Balls's seat in West Yorkshire.
 Where was God when all this went down? And here's the bottom line: God is not gonna go where he's not wanted … We've kicked God out of our public school system. And I think God would say to us,"Hey I'll be glad to protect your children,but you've gotta invite me back into your world first. I'm not gonna go where I'm not wanted. I am a gentleman."You read that right. According to Bryan Fischer's view of Scripture,God was too much of a "gentleman" to stop the slaughter of 6-year-olds.But these hits kept coming,even from members of Congress.Texas Rep. Louie Gohmert is a darling of the Tea-vangelist set,and he laid another argument that has more than its share of conservative populist adherents—the problem in Newtown was not having enough guns in our schools.
‘Hannibal’: Ken Tucker on His Lack of Appetite for NBC’s Serial-Killer Drama Hannibal,the newest bit of pop culture to pick at whatever meat may be left on the bones of Thomas Harris’s 1981 novel,Red Dragon,is certainly the best-acted,best-looking new series NBC has mounted since the pilot for Smash. (Remember how good Smash seemed at first?) It stars Hugh Dancy as damaged-goods special agent Will Graham and Mads Mikkelsen in the title role of Hannibal Lecter. Both of them give excellent performances,with Dancy doing a fine job of selling Will’s combination of hard-headed brilliance and emotional fragility,while Danish actor Mikkelsen—best known for his turn as a creepazoid Bond villain in Casino Royale—makes his Hannibal sound,appropriately it turns out,like a genius fussbudget who’s got a bone stuck in his throat.
 According to his story,in 2006 he changed his mind and approached the Danish intelligence service,PET,offering to spy on al Qaeda in Yemen. Five years later he had worked his way into AQAP’s top circles and to Awlaki.European and American converts to Islam are very valuable to al Qaeda,since they bring passports that allow them easy access to the West.This Dane claims he really was working as an informant for the Scandinavian country’s small but very effective intelligence service.The interview has ignited a controversy in Denmark about whether the country’s intelligence service should be involved in helping with drone attacks.?Awlaki’s death is,of course,controversial in the U.S.
 Firstly, if it votes in line with the polls Eastleigh doesn't really show the Lib Dems withstanding the national swing in seats they hold. In the final Ashcroft poll they were down 14 points on their general election score,Kate Spade Diaper Bag which is pretty much what the polls show is happening to their national support. Secondly, I wouldn't conclude anything about tactical voting either Lab to LD or UKIP to Con – by-elections are very special cases, voters get an intense amount of literature and contact from the parties imploring them to vote tactically and send a message, and their vote won't change who governs so in many ways people are free to vote without consequence. The argument about Labour's one nation message is just point scoring – it is perfectly normal for a third party to be squeezed in a tight by-election and despite the exuberance of some Labour supporters at the start of the campaign it was bleeding bloody obvious from the beginning that Labour had no hope whatsoever in this seat.