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Re: The 5 (Very) Best Books I Read in 2017

DanKenney — Mon, 27 Nov 2017 16:39:50 -0000

Hey Chris! This is an incredibly self-serving comment, I get that. But I think you would enjoy one of my books. It's called Dad Genius: Blitherings of a Stay-at-Home Dad. It will make you laugh. By the way, thanks for the great list! Dan

Re: When Good Men Fall

DanKenney — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 20:57:38 -0000

Teresa, Doug, and Chris...thank you so much for the support...and Chris thanks for giving me the forum to share my experience.

God Bless,

Dan

Re: Guest Post: Leading your Spouse to Heaven

DanKenney — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 13:20:50 -0000

Chris, those are really kind and generous words...I really appreciate it...and I promise to have something to you by Wednesday!

Thank you sir! Dan

Re: About

DanKenney — Fri, 22 May 2009 19:36:08 -0000

Jeff, you are doing a great job...keep it up, really. You know, I would love to see you do a video where you cook and talk about the faith...Think you would do a great job!

Re: Twitter Sign In Comes to Disqus: Try It NOW on Mashable!

DanKenney — Mon, 18 May 2009 00:14:35 -0000

I have been playing around with Disqus and am excited for the new feature..thanks for the tip!

Re: Adding Google Friend Connect is an example of how hard it is to join the 2010 web

DanKenney — Sat, 16 May 2009 22:15:52 -0000

Robert, I couldn't agree more with this post. The technology is there; when accessed it yields incredible, professional results for the DIY. And yet most business sites run by professionals don't look nearly as good as your site or my site for that matter. And yet still there is a disconnect. Its the tyranny of knowledge that the excellent math student encounters when they go to teach a bunch of normal people. Whether its Yahoo Commerce, Or WordPress Blogs, there still is an impressive number of things that are difficult to do if you don't really know the lingo. Robert, I am going to try my hand at loading Google and Facebook Connect to my blog at http://CatholicStoryTV.com . Check it out in order to see my progress, thanks!

Dan Kenney
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Re: Article 16: John Wayne and St. Ignatius

DanKenney — Fri, 08 May 2009 00:29:09 -0000

Hey Mike, thanks so much for reading, I really appreciate it. Funny that
you mentioned the longing inherent in the world of tech start ups. I was
just at the kickoff of a great new tech/entrepreneur conference in Omaha
called BigOmaha. Point is, I know exactly what your are talking about. And
if you ever want to check out some of my video, you can go to
http://catholicstorytv.com. Thanks again Mike and keep striving!

Dan Kenney

Re: The Process

DanKenney — Wed, 06 May 2009 23:21:57 -0000

Christopher, that post has got me fired up! Well done. I am going to go post it to the Twittersphere; really good, keep it up!

Re: Article 15: Can Catholics be Politicians?

DanKenney — Tue, 05 May 2009 10:01:48 -0000

Allen, thanks so much for reading and I have to admit, a pacifistic attitude
is not my normal operating procedure. My desire is to do whatever it takes
to get bad guys. So, to check my desire, sometimes I need to reflect on
what my Catholic Church teaches and in particular what the Papal leadership
is saying about these issues. If I am to seriously consider the Pope's
leadership in issues of sexual morality, for instance, then certainly I
should heed the Pope's counsel on an issue as serious and important as
waging war.

And though War is horrible and nauseating the Church does understand that at
times it happens and that at times it is even just to wage war. But what
the Church, and in particular the most recent Papal leadership has
emphasized is that care be taken to wage Just War and to wage War with Just
Tactics.

I completely agree that War waged against Germany in WWII was Just War.
That does not mean that all of the tactics we used were just.

Yes, there are times when bad guys use innocent people as human shields.
Does that negate their "innocent-ness"? If they are knowlingly
participating then they have become combatants and do lose their innocent
status. But if through no fault of their own, they are being used as
shields, they still retain their innocent-ness, don't they?

And the Catholic Church is clear on this issue. It is never permissible to
kill innocent people.

When it comes to terrorism, that makes things very, very
difficult....because we are trying to stop people who kill innocent people.
And this is precisely why I think it is so difficult for a Catholic who is
truly trying to follow the leadership of his Church, to make some of these
very difficult decisions that a Commander in Chief may have to make.

But my bigger point is that as Catholics we should truly lead American
culture in our fight against all Moral Evil. And we should continue to
wrestle with issues like you and I are doing right now. Thanks again Allen!

Re: Article 9: Sex - Heckuva Way to Ratify a Covenant

DanKenney — Sat, 02 May 2009 21:33:32 -0000

Explain further, I didn't understand your comment, thanks!

Dan