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Posted by: admin 5/5/2008 7:18 PM

A reversal of dignified fortunes

mercatornet.com

If you're a goldfish living with an owner in Switzerland, your right's just improved dramatically; but if you're a human, don't get too caught up in the notion of human dignity and rights that go with it. In addition to a goldfish's right to have at least one side of it's living quarters be opaque, other animals will need to be handled with more "dignity" by humans: Prospective dog owners will have to pay for and complete a two-part course on the theory and practice of dog ownership. Anglers will also be required to take a course on handling fish with dignity. However, assisted suicide is still legal for humans, undercutting the entire notion of dignity. Click here for more info»

Pope's visit improves Church standing

Knights of Columbus

A poll taken immediately following the conclusion of Pope Benedict XVI’s visit to the United States shows that it had a powerful impact on public attitudes toward the pope, the Church, and a willingness to live their faith more fully. Marist College Institute for Public Opinion interviewed 1,013 people April 22-24, 2008. Marist conducted a similar poll  prior to the pope’s visit, allowing before-and-after comparisons. For poll results, click here»

Man seeks slogan as new name

Associated Press

Steve Kreuscher wants a judge to allow him to legally change his name. He wants to be known as "In God We Trust." More info here»

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