The Catholic Thing
HOME        ARCHIVES        IN THE NEWS        COMMENTARY        NOTABLE        DONATE
recent columns

Stem Cell Flare-up

William Saunders | 9.3.2010

Prayer: The Impact on Blacks, Hispanics, and the Irish

Patrick Fagan | 9.2.2010

Catholics & Digital Technology

Bevil Bramwell, OMI | 9.1.2010

Doerflinger at the Ramparts

Hadley Arkes | 8.31.2010

Cautious Reflections on Hell

Howard Kainz | 8.30.2010

Join Friends of the Catholic Thing on Facebook

Thursday, 21 January 2010
Satan's winning ways PDF

Pdf

Print

Print

E-mail

Email

By William F. Buckley Jr.   
There isn't any reason why President Bush has to renounce a friendship with Ted Kennedy, just so long as he makes it clear to the American public that Mr. Kennedy is an utter ass when prescribing policy, and a distillery of meanness when he goes after a target, as with Robert Bork. There are those who frown on friendship across the aisle as if it were the subversion of a Manichaean divide — how can you be nice to Lucifer?

Well, Lucifer has his winning ways, which is of course why one must always beware of him. We angels have to keep our eyes on things. Semper paratus. Amen.


Add this page to your favorite Social Bookmarking websites
 
CONTACT US FOR ADVERTISERS ABOUT US
Banner
Banner
Banner
Banner