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I’ve added some Google Reader “shared items” links to this page (scroll down to the “From Other Blogs” heading near the bottom of the sidebar), where you can click for links of interest from my blog reader. These will be updated automatically as I come across things that are relevant to this blog. They will mostly be recent, but may occasionally feature “classic” pieces, such as, for instance, Bill Connolly’s response to Charles Taylor’s book A Secular Age<\/em><\/a>, which includes some of his clearest writing on immanent naturalism, or Slavoj Zizek’s “Ecology – A New Opium for the Masses.”<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

I’ve added some Google Reader “shared items” links to this page (scroll down to the “From Other Blogs” heading near the bottom of the sidebar), where you can click for links of interest from my blog reader. These will be updated automatically as I come across things that are relevant to this blog. 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